Ultimate Curry Chataigne (breadnut / Katahar) | CaribbeanPot.com (Vegan + Gluten Free)


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Learn how to make amazing Curry Chataigne (bread nut or katahar in Guyana) in this episode of #TastyTuesdays with Chris De La Rosa of CaribbeanPot.com …

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  1. Lisa Ferreira
    Lisa Ferreira says:

    Eye opener, the actual fruit is the flesh and not just the nuts. Can't wait to try it. Thanks to Mommy and Daddy. Outside kitchen and inside kitchen, no wonder you love to cook, Chris.😋

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  2. Kim Choo
    Kim Choo says:

    Thank you to your parents for showing us how to prepare chataigne. I love the detailed steps. We used to have a tree in our yard when I lived in Trinidad and everybody would come to pick chataigne for everyday cooking or for weddings and prayers. If I could remember clearly it was always in fruit.
    P.s that homemade grater is a classic. Keep up the great work.

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  3. Ishy Chin
    Ishy Chin says:

    Thanks for sharing! I just got a breadnut that fell from the tree and took all the nuts out to boil and eat. I'm guessing it was overripe since the flesh was mushy inside and I couldn't make this recipe? Or can you make it even if the flesh inside is super soft already? People here usually only eat the nuts inside but I'd like to use the whole fruit.

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  4. Qland22
    Qland22 says:

    Never seen it prepared like this before. Didn't realize the flesh was edible. We would allow the flesh to rot down over a few days and then easily sift out the seeds with our fingers and then boil them for an hour or so with salted water. I've always said that once you have a breadnut and breadfruit tree in your yard you will never starve. Nice video!

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  5. Habibah Ahmad
    Habibah Ahmad says:

    I went food shopping in an Oriental Market in Philadelphia and I saw this jackfruit it looked familiar but I was not sure what it was I was wanting to cook this for so long so next time I go back to the Oriental Market I sure will pick me up 1 thanks for sharing Chris

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  6. Raquel Walker
    Raquel Walker says:

    Big, big thank you to Moma and pops for this recipe. It looks amazing! It was so nice and refreshing to watch island cooking where the whole meal is made from fresh ingredients! Oh, and its vegan which is a bonus for me! 🙂

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