In my backyard, there are 2 papaya trees which were accidentally
planted by my mother-in-law.
You see, she threw away the papaya seeds into the backyard garden
and who knows, out grew 2 papaya seedlings which grew into tall
thin stems ( trunks ) under her care.
Believe it or not, she water the papaya trees with fish intestines water
and chicken skins, fats water which I found disgusting but this water
are the NUTRITIOUS for plants.
This is called natural fertilizer which you can create from the waste
of the ingredients used.
After she had cleaned the fish, soak the fish intestines, gills, into a
basin of tap water.
Remove the waste from the blood soak water and sprinkle it onto the
papaya soil, not the leaves.
We were put off by the foul stench of the fish water which is
considered as fertilizer for gardening purpose.
Fish water consists of fish emulsions, proteins and zinc which
benefits papaya plants and other vegetables by enriching the soil.
at the bottom part
net to yield the papaya.
newspaper or magazines
( black crows, ants, sparrows) , hover the stems to the bottom of the papayas with dark color plastic bags or nets.
will create vapor drops, cause blemish .
Light or dark green papayas are not ripe yet but my mom
in-law likes to make them into papaya pickles,
mixed with white vinegar and sugar ( a light salad) that taste sweet
and sour. A great dish for salads after a hearty meal.
This is the easiest dessert I had ever prepared as I need not bake
or go through any kitchen havoc.
It is best served with ice cubes or chilled.
You can even add in vanilla ice-creams which will make this
papaya dessert even heavenly.
that taste bitter
canned food department)
1. Cut papaya into cubes
2. Add in papaya and coconut jellies into a salad bowl.
3. Pour in cold soya bean milk over them and stir well.
4. Add in some ice cubes, approximately 8 cubes.
5. Mix the ingredients well.
6. Serve individual small bowl with ice-cream if desire.
7. Yield: 4-6 persons
Do you like papayas?
Do you eat papayas as it is ( as cut out fruits )?
Do share with me your opinion. I would love to hear from you.
Cheers!
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It is nice but difficult in eating as I think but other people what think I do not know. i will have to make it to taste it at home I just combined soy milk and papaya together with sago pearls to present a lovely and healthy dessert for my guests at home.
You really don’t have to spend a lot of time making this dessert. What you need is to cook the sago pearls for about 10 minutes and use a melon baller or a smaller rounded measuring spoon to scoop balls out of the papaya. Sounds easy, right?
It is easy toprepare as
Cut papaya into half lengthwise and remove seeds. Cut each half in half again. Insert a melon baller into the papaya half.
Twist the scoop around completely, cutting out a perfect ball. Place the papaya balls in the fridge for later use.
Rinse sago under running water in a sieve till the water runs clear. Drain well and pour into a pot of 1200ml boiling water. Let it keep boiling for 5 minutes and turn of the heat.
Cover the sago pearls with a lid for another 5 minutes or until you see the sago pearls are clear with white dots. Pour out sago pearls into the sieve and rinse with cold water, drain well.
Then combine the papaya balls, soy milk and cooked sago pearls together in a large serving bowl, stir well and chill until ready to serve.
Alternately pour soy milk into individual serving cups, add some papaya balls and a tablespoon of cooked sago pearls and stir well before serving.
wow revealing the hidden content of soy milk and papaya
wow got a lot from the post papaya also contain a nutural remedy for ulcers and heart burns.