- Cempedak (Artocarpus champedan), a tropical fruit native to Malaya and Thailand, belongs to the family Moraceae. It is similar to the Jackfruit in appearance and in the way the fruit is used.
- To differentiate the trees of the Chempedak from Jackfruit, it can be noted that the Chempedak leaves have a hairy underside whereas those of the Jackfruits are glossy.
- It is the pulpy flesh of the seeds within the fruit that is sought after for its fragrant taste. However, the hard seeds are also cooked and eaten.
- The leaves are popular for its strong taste.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Chempedak
Posted by HJ at 9:52 PM
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