Chemistry, asked by maheshshirsat, 1 year ago

While making various foodstuff, jaggery is used along with tamarind. Why is this so?

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Answered by kanishqjha80
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Just to mask some of the tartness or sourness of acid present in the tamarind and to give it a slight sweet flavour.


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Answered by cheshta9934
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Jaggery is concentrated sugar from coconut, palm, dates, sugar cane etc unrefined when used with tamarind in cooking will give a more intense flavor and aroma to the dish than confectionary (bleached) sugar. The chinese called it "ping thong" and some asian countries called it gula melaka, etc in cooking curries, even in desserts and baking *


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