
It is nutritious as well. One hundred grams of jackfruit has 303 mg of potassium, an ingredient which helps lower blood pressure. It is low in saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium and high in Vitamin C and manganese. It is an ideal food for weight loss. Jackfruit contains phytonutrients which reduce the risk from cancer. It has anti-ageing, antioxidant and anti-ulcer properties. The seeds too are edible and nutritious. They contain 38 per cent carbohydrates, 6.6 per cent protein and 0.4 per cent fat. Here are some recipes for you to try.
Ingredients For 15 idlis
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Ingredients For making 15 dosas Soak white rice for two hours. Add a little water and grind along with the jack flakes into a smooth paste. Batter has to be thick. Add salt. Make dosa. Tastes well with butter, ghee and fresh coconut chutney. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Steam cook the jackfruit seeds. Peel the outer cover. Retain the inner brownish skin, it’s nutritious. Powder the seeds after drying. Let the powder be a little coarse. Mix all the ingredients. Press into flat round vadas and deep fry in oil __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Ingredients Ripe jackfruit: 1 kg Grind jackfruit into pulp. Put all ingredients into a utensil and cook under low flame. Keep stirring. Once the ghee rises, it’s time to pour into a plate. Cut to required size while warm. You can make Mysore Pak by replacing jackfruit pulp with jack seed powder. For the above proportions add 2 kg sugar instead of 1.5.
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