Caramelised jackfruit and bamboo dessert

Created by Graham Thornton

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  • Cuisine: Modern Australian

Ingredients

1 dsp brown sugar, caramelised
1 vanilla bean, scraped for pulp
250g jackfruit, segmented – or custard apple
125g bamboo, pre-blanched in salted water
1 fresh lime, juiced
½ cup pineapple juice

Preparation

Heat a heavy-based pan and place the brown sugar in to caramelise, quickly.

Afterwards, add the pineapple juice and vanilla bean pulp, add bamboo and reduce the syrup and then add the jackfruit segments.

Finish with freshly-squeezed lime juice.

 

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