You're welcome @prodr5029 & thank you for your comment. The Kokum is edible, however it will have no taste after it's cooked with the vegetable as most of its sourness will be infused in the vegetable. So it's best to discard the Kokom while eating the vegetable. 🙂
All your recipes are very well explained and are superb!!thank you
Thank you so much Maria 🙂
First time watched your video. Thank u so much for explaining so nicely and in detail. I will try this recipe today .
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After long time got this recipe...in my school time i had eaten in my frd dinner.. thank u so much
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Thankyou for sharing the recipe.
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Fabulous ladyfinger vegetable
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U explain so well 😘😘😘😘😘
Surekha, thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement 🙂
Thanks, liked the simple & tasty recipe of okra!
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Thank you, will try this at the weekend. Looks yummy.Is the Kokum edible, or needs to be removed and discarded after cooking???❤
You're welcome @prodr5029 & thank you for your comment. The Kokum is edible, however it will have no taste after it's cooked with the vegetable as most of its sourness will be infused in the vegetable. So it's best to discard the Kokom while eating the vegetable. 🙂
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Have a lovely weekend.
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Good Afternoon, tried your rescipe turned 👍👍
Have lovely week ahead
Wow, thanks Jocyleen for sharing your feedback 🙂 have a great Sunday!
Wow! Looks delicious
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Thank you for sharing recipe
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Very nice 😋
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Thanks for sharing
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What is Kokum Ladislaw,? Thank u .
Louise, Kokum is also known as Garcinia indica. It is used as a souring agent