Belembu,BelembuMy gardening part 4❤ Belembu, Belembu Everyone may not know about this fruit. We eat this fruit more in Chittagong. In the language of Chittagong, it is called belembu. Absolutely beneficial fruit of hot season. Lots of sour to eat. This fruit can be eaten raw or cooked. Rbhata with raw chilli salt ... or juice. In Chittagong it is cooked with small fish or sour. Someone dried it in two slices. Another time to eat.
In Sri Lanka's Malay and Philippines it is called Bilimbi 6 The Portuguese name is Bilimbino 6 Originally on the Malay island of Sri Lanka Although it is a fruit, we use it as a vegetable or pickle in cooking Name it Bilembu In the early 18th century, a Portuguese priest went to Malay to preach, fell ill in hot weather, and became very weak and thirsty. Then a dramatic event took place Near the church was the abode of the Portuguese pirates One of the prisoners there(Girl) Seeing the condition of the priest, there is a great delusion He brought some juicy fruits from the nearby forest and made the priest drink its juice The priest's insatiable thirst was quenched by drinking the juice and he recovered quickly The priest gratefully prayed for the girl's release from the pirates and took her with him to preach. The girl said that she did not know the name of the fruit that the priest had eaten to save her life.
The pastor thought that the result was hisIf he lives, his name will not be there The pastor wanted to know the girl's name at that moment The girl said "Bilimbi" 6 At that moment, the priest named the fruit after the girl A few days later, the priest took the girl to his home country, first to Burma and then to the Indian subcontinent to preach. Wherever the priest and the girl went, they took some of the most valuable life-saving bilimbi trees, fruits, and seeds and planted them. Burma and IndiaThis fruit / vegetable spread to Bangladesh through Chittagong at one time It has a lot of medicinal properties, especially a lot of potassium.
Today someone has cooked my mother with small fish. Our favorite food is Bengali. There is a lot of fruit during the rainy season. Photography be me
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