Fruits

Tamarind is a tropical fruit that grows as a pod on the tamarind tree. The pod or fruit is shaped like a bean and contains… Read More »What Are Tamarind Pods?

This is usually fairly runny, so in our testing 3 tablespoons was not too sour. If you have a very thick tamarind concentrate from a… Read More »Is Tamarind Paste Runny?

Tamarind paste can be found in some Asian food stores, but you might have more luck buying tamarind paste in Indian grocers. It can also… Read More »How Do You Buy Tamarind Paste?

If you’re out of tamarind concentrate and need it for a recipe, you can substitute an equal amount of citrus juice. What is this? The… Read More »What Is A Substitute For Tamarind Concentrate?

The 5 Best Substitutes for Tamarind Concentrate 1 – Mix Lime Juice and Dark Brown Sugar. 2 – Amchoor Powder. 3 – Vinegar and Sugar.… Read More »What Can I Substitute For Tamarind Concentrate?

Can I Use Tamarind Sauce Instead of Tamarind Paste? Tamarind sauce, also known as tamarind concentrate, can be a substitute for tamarind paste. You just… Read More »Can You Substitute Tamarind Sauce For Tamarind Paste?

Rehydrating tamarind pulp: Break off a piece of pulp, add it to a small heatproof bowl, and pour hot water over the top. (I use… Read More »How Do You Rehydrate Tamarind?

As previously answered a block of tamarind can be stored wrapped at room temperature. but anything processed like a paste or juice should be refrigerated… Read More »Can Tamarind Be Stored At Room Temperature?

Tamarind paste is from the fruit—or pods—of the tamarind tree, specifically the pulp that surrounds the seeds within the pod. The tamarind tree is a… Read More »Where Is Tamarind Paste?

Pour boiling water over tamarind, smash up a bit with a spoon and let soak for 20-30 minutes. How do you soften tamarind? Break up… Read More »How Do You Soften Tamarind Paste?