Today
I have prepared a little write up about the gorgeous purple Jambul berry.In
fact while chewing on a Jambul you will precept acidic flavours. Every single
berry has a surprise of its own, some are pick sweet, some are as mentioned
more sour then anything else. That has to do a lots with the plucking time of
the fruits and even the tree growing site and nutritional value of the soil. I
love sour fruits so the berries taste is fitting to my character and taste
buds, but sometimes I have to admit it is toooo sour. The seeds of jamun are
dried and ground to a powder, strained and consumed in small quantities with
water every day to regulate blood sugar levels. The leaves of jamun are
said to be natural antibiotic in nature. The seeds are left to dry in the sun
first and then are pulverized in the Ayurvedic medicine to treat diabetes.
Apparently even other parts of the tree such as leaves and barks are used in
the traditional medicine. Kids by the way love it, not only because of the
taste but mostly because the purpleness colors the tongue blue
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Prep time
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Cooking time
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Serves
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10
mins
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10 mins
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2
persons
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Recipe
type:
Beverages
Cuisine: Indian
Ingredients
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Method
1. Wash the black jamuns and deseed them.
2. Add black jamun, lime juice, sugar and salt in a mixie and
blend it well. Add water and again blend in the mixie for few seconds.
3. Pour the juice in the glass. Garnish with mint leaves. Add
ice cubes and serve chill.
Notes
Jamun seed powder is also used to help in clearing skin blemishes left by acne and blackheads.
Jamun seed powder is also used to help in clearing skin blemishes left by acne and blackheads.
Awesome Colour.. Looks super delicious!!
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