Bidayuh Jagoi : Buah trisum
Iban : Buah Ridan
Scientific Name : Eleiodoxa conferta (Wikipedia Link)
Ripe asam kelubi will have sourish yet subtle sweetness. This asam kelubi also have sweet smelling fragrance.
We use it to make variety to our Sambal Belacan. Peel the soft juicy pulp from the kernel using knife and add it into Sambal Belachan. It will really add character to your simple hot lunch!
Isn't this asam paya also used in preparing the umai?
ReplyDeleteCorrect Kak Midah. The story told by my Melanau sis-in-law was that, there was no lime in their part at the old days, so they used asam paya. Now they use lime as lime is easily available as opposed to this asam paya.
ReplyDeletebuah ridan :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kaki Ngintil, thanks for dropping by. And thanks for the info too. Now I know how the Iban called it :D
ReplyDeletenyamai nyak :)
ReplyDeletemak aiii .. okuk paling suka man tih .. nai duoh samal biing.. best gillerrrr... ngagus nyek samal noh neh..
ReplyDeleteadui mok lilih loyang ku ngojit muu haha!!
ReplyDeleteMasa I a small boy dulu mati-mati I ngat this fruit as Laici. Ha3x
ReplyDeleteYou know what, I'm really glad that all these blog posts have evoked memories of childhood such as yours. It makes my day!
ReplyDeleteKat mana boleh saya dapat asam kelubi ni yang mentah? Adik ingin buatkan buah ini untuk "antimicrobial" activity test. TQTQ
ReplyDeleteDari Perak, Kampar.
lovelisa1225,
ReplyDeleteBiasanya buah ni boleh dapat kat pasar tani. rasanya jarang2 ada, tapi boleh cuba..
snakeskin fruit @ Ridan – Sarawak salacca (Salacca rupicola / Salacca sarawakensis). Growth in moisture area along upper river bank not in the swamp.
ReplyDeleteBuah baka buah salak.
Asam paya = growth in the swamp