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Hi banana gurus,
Would you know what banana is this? This mystery musa is growing in my parents' garden. The tip of the tree is almost 2 storeys high, the cross-section of the fruits are angular. When ripe, it's light, dusky yellow in colour, not like the bright yellow sort one sees at supermarkets/markets. Here's the whole plant. The stone wall is about 5' tall. ![]() The fruits: ![]() ![]() Thanks! |
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'Saba'.
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hi Gabe
as i know there is two varians saba (pisang kepok) in indonesia. first like in this theread called pisang kepok jablai. its taste a bit source. and second called pisang kepok kuning. this one delicious.
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![]() Musa paradisiaca L in malaysia "pisang nangka" taste sweet and sour .. also bit smell and taste like "nangka" ---> Leucaena leucocephala (jackfruit) ![]() Malaysia and Indonesia use same language ..however, there were very few dialectal differences and intonation. |
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no. pisang nangka is other type
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owh..thanks for ur info..my pren..so i`ll find pisang kepok/pisang jablai in my place..if not found.. hope pak novi `ll send me the "bibit of pisang kepok/pisang jablai" and spread it in malaysia.. ![]() that mean we use the same term for pisang nangka ![]() |
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Those are real beauties!!
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Perhaps I should describe the characteristics of the fruit that I've encounted. They have a drier texture similar to those del monte bananas, slightly astringent when not completely ripe. However, when well ripe, it is sweet, but not the in-your-face sweetness of pisang mas. There is a slight flavour of nangka; a colleague actually asked if the banana was grown near a jackfruit tree!
I tried grilling a few of them, they seem to harden up. An aunt had a few uncooked bananas at a go and noticed that her poo had turned white......ok ok, too much information! ![]() |
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mmm..fried banana gruupp!! gruup!!!.. actually i don know lah what type of ur pisang.. An aunt had a few uncooked bananas at a go and noticed that her poo had turned white. --> similiar like "pisang abu" There is a slight flavour of nangka --> "pisang nangka" what ever..im interested with ur "pisang" ![]() |
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Yes they are... I need a few of those :^) myself..
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