Jeruk bambangan is a traditional appetizer for most of the Sabahan particularly for the Kadazan and Dusun tribe. The tree is very tall and it takes long years to mature and bear its fruits. The fruits are round and brown in colour. It has a nice smell when it is ripe. This fruit either can be eaten raw when it is ripe or turn it into Jeruk Bambangan, a local delicacies that can be a delicious appetizer. Raw bambangan also can be added to the 'Gulai ikan' or sabahan call it 'sup ikan bambangan'. For the Suang Lotud which is one of the Dusun ethnic from Tuaran will add the bambangan to their favorite recipie "soto daging kerbau".
3 Bambangan seeds
Salt

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4.Take the bambangan pieces that had cut earlier and mix it with the blended inner seed, mixing them bit by bit. When had mix all of the crumbs, add 1 to 2 table spoons of salt (or enough to taste) to the mixture and mix it all again. Leave it to be about half an hour before putting them in jars or containers. Do not use a plastic container because it will spoilt the Jeruk bambangan..jpg)
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Here is the Jeruk Bambangan
Jeruk bambangan can last for quite sometimes because it tastes better as it gets older.WARNING!!!!!
The fruit as below is not bambangan don't be confused because this one is a poisonous fruits. I forgot the name of this fruit, I am sure those working with agriculture sector or studying( studied) Agriculture familiar with this fruit. As far as I know, This poisonus fruit tree can be found at Penang Botanical Garden and Taman Pertanian Tenom Sabah.
The post is entitled Jeruk Bambangan but the story go beyond the title.. he he he .I am in a happy mood while posting this entry. The Jeruk Bambangan!!!! yiii haaa!!
"JeRuK BaMbAnGaN..SeDap MaKan DenGan IkaN Masin dan IkaN GoreNg!!!"


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