Breadfruit

Breadfruit

Native to the Pacific, breadfruit is large (8 to 10 inches in diameter), has a bumpy green skin and a rather bland-tasting cream-colored center. It is picked and eaten before it ripens and becomes too sweet. Like squash, breadfruit can be baked, grilled, fried or boiled and served as a sweet or savoury dish. It's available fresh in some Latin and specialty produce markets and may also be purchased canned.

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