Have you ever seen this fruit at your place? / Harvest vegetable around home for cooking

Hello friends. Welcome back to visit my channel. Today I would like to share you about another kind of fruit that I like to eat when I was young. Have you ever seen this fruit at your place? It is called ''Thkov'' fruit at my place.
I hope you like my video. Wish you have a nice day with your family. Thank you.

[@roopavani3766]

In India ( Andhra Pradesh)we use this flower for pooja (Durga pooja)....name is kadambham......Now by seeing this video I came to know that it is edible @🙄🙂

[@dipayankolkata5667]

Yes ..In India(West Bengal) we call this flower Kadam... Use for Pooja, worship....

[@suny5223]

In Maharashtra state of India , we saw this plant and name this plant as a corona virus plant due to bcoz of this similar structure same as like as corona virus 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂,this very femous fruit of our aeria now

[@roopavani3766]

@@suny5223 🤣🤣🤣

[@cookwithevevoon2518]

Thanks for info. I was wondering what fruit is it.

[@chathurangidesilva2481]

In Sri Lanka we call this flower "Bakini" , Use for pooja, worship

[@LucasSailo]

Never thought this was edible. We used to play with it when we were young

[@Jerry-pl6ob]

Yes

[@vasundarakaruppiah3146]

I thought it was Rambutan. But Rambutan is always in bunches.

[@uzumaki3708]

Me too

[@ateaishwatervlog1842]

me too

[@baiduryaray7781]

damn , dude u took my comment. i was going to write the same.

[@beatsjits2958]

Love this fruit, reminds me of my childhood. It's tasty, pretty and best for playing.

[@mo.niqa_bee]

Here in Bangladesh we call it Kodom and its known as a flower, we also played with it when we were young and even cooked with it, using it as an egg yolk and stuff.

[@tun_and_raja_5644]

Thik

[@tun_and_raja_5644]

Kodom full

[@carolinabrz3359]

[@aritrabiswas4865]

Ami jantam na j ata khaoao jai😮😅

[@joyeetaskitchen]

In Bangladesh, we call it 'Kadom' flower. We love it so much, especially when it’s rain in de monsoon. Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@aayat9460]

In India as well

[@habiburrahman3852]

দেখলেন যখন তখন কদম খাওয়ার একটা রেসিপি করে ফেলেন। বাংলাদেশের মহিলারা বিষকচুও ভর্তা করে খায়! ভোতকা গন্ধ থাকলেও বাংগালি মহিলারা রেসিপি পাইলে কদমও খাবে।

[@sauravbasu8805]

কখনো কাউকে খেতে দেখিনি

[@sukeshpanda9805]

@@sauravbasu8805 amio

[@shahadathhossain1149]

হ কদম ফুল

[@chethanaguruge2120]

It's a flower ..a very fragrant one ❤

[@pepaysmelendez4012]

Sarap ng garne buhay sagana sa tanim at may lupain. Basta lng pipitasn ang kakainin basta masipag ka lng

[@jejejjgh6493]

Yum looks very healty ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jenny-thenaturelover2105]

In ASSAM (INDIA ) we called Roghu or Kadam tree, specially we use this plant skin for making PNEUMONIA medicine in traditional way.. and also we play with this flowers when I was child.

[@ritamani7286]

Me too from assam

[@ommmmm627]

Medical purpose, how to use this for medical, I want to know please tell us.

[@iteachyou4977]

Khai buli voba nai moi eitu u 😂😅

[@jenny-thenaturelover2105]

Takei2.

[@manoshimondal916]

This flower is known as "kodom" flower in Bengal, India.... It is used in puja, and lord Krishna supposed to sit on it's trunk.... Smells wonderful during the monsoon season, rainy days.... Never knew that its edible too🙄

[@lizahossain1050]

This is also known as 'kodom flower' in Bangladesh.

[@mazharhaque4354]

We played a lot with this flower in our childhood in the village of Rakshitpara in Bangladesh. I just came to know (after 45 years) that this " kodom" flower is edible! Goodluck with your chennel Mazhar-Vancover- Canada

[@user-jr4tj8yq7j]

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[@cookwithevevoon2518]

Have not eaten this before, but it looks delicious. A subscriber has explained to us what it is. Thanks.🤩😍

[@juanitocortez4362]

True,,,but may be can eaten,,,that is called flower of Bangkal tree in the Philippines

[@allantenorio5277]

Here in the Philippines we call its Tree Tipolo but we dont know that the fruit is edible we used to play with it when I was young...Thanks for this video maybe I try to cook this someday

[@ProbinsyanaCountrysideLife]

Here in Philippines we call that Bangkal tree but I never know that is edible..i will try to eat that..thanks for sharing!

[@junxlopez5916]

Bangkal in tagalog, kabak in waray-waray. Daming ganyan samin sa Leyte. Walang kumakain niyan samin.

[@marteangels]

Dami din Yan Samin. . . Una palang KC ngtaka na aq KC maraming ibon sa Puno kinakain nla Sabi q cgro kinakain dn ITU. Pro Sabi nila Lason DW Yan.. .

[@mantujena4205]

India ର ଓଡ଼ିଶା ରେ ଏହାକୁ ଏକ ଫୁଲ ଭାବେ ଦେଖାଯାଏ ଯାହାର ନାମ କଦମ୍ବ ❤️❤️beautiful flower Who are here from odisha like this 🥳🥳

[@vanimadhu3617]

Hey this is a flower ,we call it kadamba flower. karnataka India

[@liman1995]

ସେୟା ପରା

[@julekhajui8698]

Same here🇧🇩🤗🫡

[@natureadventurist956]

@nidhi Taste sweet, sour or bitter? What other fruit taste the same or similar to this fruit?

[@kirtipandey3262]

Yeah we call it same here in Madhya Pradesh, India.

[@Rose-ff20]

Same here in Kolkata

[@dhanuwijeratne3988]

In Sri Lanka we called this flower "Bak mee".Very beautiful flower

[@sahersolkar2941]

Called new in local konkani language

[@ndoghouse6853]

Momma raised you well! Looks great! Thx.

[@princesscordelia226]

In Sri Lanka, we consider it a flower. It has a great fragrance we use it to worship lord Buddha. It is interesting to know that it can be eaten too!!

[@selmarakela]

බක්මී මල්

[@ronansaguit2116]

Wow that's amazing. When I was a child I always hate because of it smell until now. I didn't know that you guys use this for offering and can be eaten too. I'm gonna try this at home

[@grace41god]

I'm here for the fruit. I have seen it before but didn't know that it's edible.

[@smitakukadia]

Anthocephalus Kadamba... It is a very commonly grown tree in India, it's flowering time is June to August... Will try this recipe this season 👍

[@Alone.4047]

Smita it's look testy

[@aritrabiswas4865]

I didn't know that we can eat this too😮😅👍

[@Kimvlog102]

Ôi trái gì vậy? Nhìn lạ quá ! Nhưng mà đẹp lắm😊

[@taniamontufar-fl2qb]

Que bella fruta la veo por primera vez ...deliciosa tu preparación

[@solangeporto1237]

A cozinha asiática e seus mistérios e encantos, ,Me pareceu deliciosa 😋😋😋 essa carne de porco 🐷🐷🐷 com vegetais e temperos aromáticos.e essa fruta com o molho de pimenta também . PARABÉNS 👏👏👏 Obrigada 🤝🤝🤝 daqui do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@jannatulfardus5403]

হহ

[@anjuharun4270]

We call it kodomful in our country.. I am from Bangladesh..

[@justmeonthebeach]

This is the first time I see this fruit... thank you! 😄

[@csunni3561]

An interesting video. Worth watching occasionally.

[@martinepoulain2091]

Connais pas ce fruit, mais appétissant et qui donne envie de le manger, belle recette comme toujours, merci Sreypov pour le partage, à bientôt 🥰💕💋💌🍀🥀🎀😘🙋‍♀️🇫🇷

[@gantisirisha6046]

It is called kadamba in Sanskrit

[@martinepoulain2091]

@@gantisirisha6046 OK, merci Bonne journée 👍🙋‍♀️🇫🇷

[@mrs.munasinghe5008]

I love The Fragrance of this Flower (Bak Mee)💜

[@gareebhon1subscribeforalla767]

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[@memerakitchen]

Yah kadam ka per agar maa hota yamuna teere, mai bhi uss par baith kanaiya banta dheere dheere..... beautiful poem... this fruit is used to called kadam at my place!! Love to eat!!

[@May-le6hp]

The fruit itself has a beautiful appearance. And the lady is a fast worker.

[@priyanshimohanty7427]

i never ever imagine this as a fruit.. in our area (Odisha,India) we called it Kadamba flower 😆

[@sewalirabha1420]

same here😀😀

[@priyanshimohanty7427]

@@sewalirabha1420 🤣😂

[@abhilash2323]

😋😋

[@Nccgirl-x7n]

yes yrr😂🥰

[@sanjanajena2966]

Same here ☺️

[@anikameghna2395]

What the heck? You guys are making everything edible!! 🤣 We use to call it 'kodom ful' which brings our childhood memories and also a romantic mood in a rainy day. Dude you’ve just eat our nostalgia and emotions at the same time 🤣🤣

[@johirulIslam-xn3zx]

এরা পকৃতির সব কিছুই গ্রহন করে....... কদম ফুল খায় যা দিয়ে আমরা খেলা করতাম...... কদম ফুলের চাকার গ৩ড়ি বানাতাম.. এবং সেগুলো বিক্রি করতাম কাঠাল পাতার বিনিময়ে............ চাইন্ডহুড...মে..........

[@sejdatuzzohratanha1718]

Throwback to all our childhood when we used to play with it and was just a flower 😷

[@moonmodi2022]

Yes I am just sitting under this tree, in west Bengal ( india)we knew it as kadam tree and its sweet fruit is called kadam. Thank you for reminding me my chilhood.😊😊

[@kiritmakwana3705]

Yes, this tree is in my company premise. There are three 🌲 of this fruit. And we call it as KADAM tree in Gujarati. Lord KRISHNA LOVED this tree as mentioned in our history.

[@Rainbow-uy8jc]

Never thought it can be edible! In Bangladesh we call it kodom phool(flower) it is a monsoon flower

[@momshiepinay7109]

I never see in my country that kind of fruit. You're lucky!😘 Beautiful shape it is.

[@seahsamhong1990]

❤Thanks for sharing. These fruits are as round as ‘pinpong’ balls. 😊

[@DiybyUnclenui]

😋😋😋 Very nice

[@virgiliomaquincio5959]

We call it bangkal flower or kabak in our native language,I never thought this is an edible bc we are just playing this when we are young.

[@yt_Tv123]

Tinitingnan kong maigi kung bangkal nga haha kinakain pala yan , namamaho lang yan sa tabing ilog sa amin pag tag bunga

[@amritadash4665]

It's a flower for us. We used to play with this. Very interesting

[@backyardsnackyard]

They look magical!!

[@premshilasinha2314]

This is Kadam fruit tree on which Shree Krishna hide from her mother Yasodha jee. It is edible and when we were in high school we enjoyed this fruit. Slightly sour and sweet. Even I have seen in Mumbai but no one know this is edible. Even in Bihar one sweet is available on its name.

[@VeraLucia-qe9xw]

Maravilha da natureza, me parece ser muito apreciada tanto por nós como pelos insetos polinizadores, pena nunca ter visto aqui no Brasil. Muito linda!

[@anjalijena7898]

The name of this sweet is Ras kadam.in Odisha.

[@swendaily]

Now I understood flowers also we can eat and make curry 😀😀😅

[@Ausanaiseemueng]

เคยกินในป่าดิบชื้นของประเทศไทยก็มี รสชาด เปรี้ยวอมหวาน กลิ่นหอม

[@ayshamethun]

Wow really really nice 👌

[@flyinthesky4727]

In Bangladesh we known it as a flower.we called it "Kodom".It has a nice fregrant.🥰It’s one of my favourite flower🥰

[@suvarnatejeducation7021]

In maharashtra we known that tree as " kadamb"

[@PrincessAries-yi4kd]

I know it's edible,, but I had never tried it ... It's my childhood memories... I was always pick them from our school yard ,,, it's smell good ... & You can play it like a ball... 😅 It's on my neighborhood too ,, they have a big tree ,, I took them just for some fun ... In Assam we called it ( kodom full )...

[@hiruki_491]

Yes, me too 😘

[@yennguyen-uj3ri]

It’s so pretty, first time I seen it

[@MAMTASIMPLESTEPS]

Yes,me too

[@onetanimal9725]

Wow 🤩👏👏👏👍

[@artinpoetsoulnature]

Great job and very interesting🤔

[@miaadams4252]

I never seen this kinda the fruit, it's so beautiful and unique 😍, little bit like rambutan in Indonesia.

[@andyandy-ym1co]

in Indonesia (Java) the plant is usually called empayang

[@mafkrimnra8084]

True like rambutan in Malaysia 🇲🇾 too

[@charvinaila7907]

We called it kabak in my native language. It smells good. The trunk of that tree is used for curing stomach pain.

[@helenmcnmixvlog1511]

Wow its looks like so delicious 😋 😍 😩 thanks for sharing this recipe my friend watching here new friend pls stay safe and connected 💖 💗 😊

[@gerryanthonybreis3907]

Really we use to play this fruit like a snow ball😅 wow first time I saw this this online 🤩

[@lynnoliveira1310]

I love your videos 😍 I too haven't seen this beautiful fruit it looks ❤️ I live in Florida in the United States I love to try new things can you please or anyone please tell me the name of the fruit in English please and thank you 😇 And I wonder has anyone ever try making a tea out of the little flowers that you take off the fruit yet?? I would like to give that a try 💯😊 thank you for sharing this with all of us 😇

[@nimfagannaban2241]

.. xzz I'll

[@ayashasultana4222]

Burflower tree

[@coolgirl3754]

This fruit trees are in the back side of my house but we never eat this food🤣

[@CR0WS_ZR0]

Same bro... 😂😂😂

[@vasundarakaruppiah3146]

my mouth is watering 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤😋😋. This fruit has so many uses. .👍👍👍

[@gareebhon1subscribeforalla767]

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[@user-pm3kh6so1g]

日本ではこのような花は見たことがありません。美しい花ですね。

[@rajaniswain6560]

In India(odisha) it is known as kadamba flower, it is the favourite flower of Lord shiv.

[@rik4002]

🇱🇰 These are also available in Sri Lanka. We call these Bakini, Bakmi. We offer these to the Buddha. Cooked as a vegetable in rural areas

[@kaveeshakavindi5343]

Of course... It has a nice smell too...

[@sutharshiava4121]

Yes

[@eunxseo]

🙏🏻🧡

[@Kevin-so4vn]

මුන් නොකන දහ ජරාවක් නැ බං..බකිනි මලුත් කනවා 😂

[@rik4002]

@@Kevin-so4vn සිංහල අයත් කනවා. අපේ දේවල් විසිකරල රටින් ගේන දේවල් පස්සෙ ගාය එකේ විපකෙ දැන් ලැබිල නේද තියෙන්නෙ අපිට 🥲

[@artworld9799]

Amazing nature🌿🍃

[@srikalaaditijndu5832]

We from AP use it for Godess pooja.. There is a sloka in Lalitha sahasra Naamam as.." Kadamba vana Vaasini".. Sri krishna played flowers are "Ponna Flowers " In telugu, Which is white in colour looks similar to lilly with mesmerising fragrance & tree also grows big...

[@dipwmn]

Oh.i read Lalitha sahastra namavali.and one sentence is more open to me because of you

[@srikalaaditijndu5832]

@@dipwmn Thank you..☺️

[@oselinawerica1239]

Que frutinha Linda!Parabéns. 😋😋😘😘

[@jeuannicolas8941]

Here in the Philippines is called bangkal

[@crystalg6141]

Please put a close caption of the name of the fruits and vegetables you cook even if they are in your native language

[@MusicRainfield]

It’s a kadam burflower

[@crystalg6141]

@@MusicRainfield thank you

[@charminereces4647]

Bangkal sa amua

[@lyn2690]

I would love to eat with you very healthy foods looks so delicious 😋

[@MaddyMaddz-m5t]

this fruit smells sweet Bats,and other insects are attracted by its smell, but i never thought that we can eat this too..haha!...in my hometown the old people call it (hilo) or poison..thats why we never tried to play or eat this fruit...Nice video!

[@nelynnewlyn]

We, in west bengal, use this (Kadam) flower for Puja (worship). I've also seen some people fondly use it as an edible ingredient/flower too. 😊 It's very commonly found in India. In fact, there are many present in our town itself. Not owned by anyone, just growing beside the roads. Looks really attractive. 😍 We used to play with it when we were small.

[@brahmavanisarvajna1816]

Kadanbhm, onion fry is.also super

[@boishakhiakter6186]

It’s not a fruit in our country it is flower . Fast time I known its fruit

[@deepamunshi8343]

right...in Bangladesh n india we know it as a flower.

[@miakhotimah575]

Aaa ini namanya kembang gempol di desaku.. wangiiii banget emang 😁

[@uthayaganeshanganeshathura441]

I am from Tamil Elam is where Tamil speaking community lives in Sri Lanka. In our place still the trees available around the premises of the most Tamil Kovils( religious places or Temple).When I was young we used to play and grown-up stopped using play but enjoying the nice smell while sitting under the shadows of the trees in sunny times as well as in the evening times playing cards even the elderly men also use to sit and sat their leisure times. I used to eat the fruits in one or two occasions but not showing any interest to eat but we don't use for cooking.

[@peach5609]

Bro I used to play with this kadam flower when I was young, never knew it's edible 😂

[@elizzasoares2339]

É muito bom ver você preparar a comida 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jbssinha7202]

Yaa so many.. we are playing with it, n also through like a ball to others, in our childhood.. it's so soft but never ate it.

[@mcabkitchen]

wow i like to have that in my backyard ❤❤❤

[@jasvindrasidhubrar3829]

Beautifull fruit! I have never seen it in my nation INDIA 🇮🇳

[@sukhdev3213]

Bhaji Punjab cho vi hega aa fruit per kise nu pata nahi

[@jasvindrasidhubrar3829]

@@sukhdev3213 j kise nu pta nahi fer na hi hoya!

[@Anmolnegi-yw7hg]

Lol this is kadamb , used in prayers and mentioned in stories of krishna

[@AsamiBasumatary]

It is In India...Assam northeast known as Kadamtal or in Bodo Kwdwm Tree

[@SK_M.0820]

There are plenty of this plants available in India.

[@arpitas2033]

Hi I am from India, West bengal. We bengalis call it "Kaudom Phul " or kadam flower This flower depicts monsoon in bengal The great poet Rabindranath Tagore expressed his love for this flower in his songs. কদম ফুল (kadam phul)in our language Love from India 🙏

[@sumathibaireddy1363]

This tree is in my house Call kadamba

[@Monkeybar54621]

You mean in your back yard?

[@neechannel9224]

that's looks s yummy and super delicious!! ^0^ very curious with yellow fruit! i have never seen it before! thank's for your wonderful videos!

[@Roma9468]

I like the vegetables

[@prathimapriyadarshini4686]

I have seen many in south India, visakhapatnam, parks especially but never knew it is edible 😀😀😀😀😀

[@ParamacharyuniVaibhavam]

Where it is vizag sister,

[@prathimapriyadarshini4686]

@@ParamacharyuniVaibhavam Muralinagar skating park and in many places 😊

[@ParamacharyuniVaibhavam]

@@prathimapriyadarshini4686 thank you

[@f.t.1235]

Allahım bu güzel Nigmetler den bizlere Nasib etsin inşallah Afiyet olsun Ellerinize sağlık bu meyvenin adı ne Allahım bizleri böyle güzel yerde yaşamayı nasip etsin Amin

[@ayashasultana4222]

Salam! It is tropical tree native to South and southeast asia , called Burflower tree.

[@prasannadilshan9606]

In sri lanka 🇱🇰 ..we called it "bakmee flower"😍😍😍😍

[@yayukindrawati6039]

What a beautiful fruit

[@tekinaytemir2251]

Ben bu kızı seviyorum be ya..baksana ne içten gülüyor yemekleride harika

[@cookwithevevoon2518]

And Msia too.

[@khushi-bx2ez]

In india this is called kadam ka phool😁

[@reenakarim1869]

This is very beautiful smelled flower. Kodom in Bangladesh..never thought about eating...

[@alphax2641]

I grew up playing with this flower ball yet never thought of eating it.

[@taslimaakter5753]

In our country *BANGLADESH* 🇧🇩🇧🇩 ITS called *Burflower* / *Kadam flower* - But I never thought it was edible 🖤🖤

[@aritrabiswas4865]

Same. Ami jantam j ata khaoao jai😮😅

[@santhosh1792]

Devi Rajarajeshwari/Lalitambika is called as Kadamba vana vaasini(The one who resides in Kadamba forest). This tree and flower is significant for Shakti Upasana.

[@mushroomsislife280]

Food always look delightful 😊

[@atihrahayu7418]

Cara mncuci yg bersih yaaa😍😍👍👍❤️❤️

[@elainediaz5910]

I saw this tree before when I was a kid in my hometown Cagayan de Oro city Philippines, we call it bangkal tree but I didn't know this can be eaten, I remember it was next to our fishpond, we love to play the fruit because of it's uniqueness and it smells good😅

Opo iyan din po ang tawag SA lugar namin kinakain pala yan😁😊😊😊di ko pa nasubukan kaininin yan pero sabi nila gamot din daw ang bankal, Ang tawag SA city namin Kabankalan kasi maraming bankal trees sa Negros Occ.

[@ruacharyeh9655]

Hala taga patag. 👋🏻

@@ruacharyeh9655 hello po yes sa patag kami nagstay ang uncle ko kapatid Ni tatay NASA patag parin, Lorenzo Gregorio pero kami nag moved in Kabankalan ngayon dito ako sa Bosnia 🇧🇦 nice meeting you

[@ruacharyeh9655]

@ Patag po hometown ko. Dito po ngaun s Washington, DC. Kamusta po kau jan sa Bosnia? God bless po!

[@celyncelyn8750]

I remember this when i was a kid but we never thought this can be eaten. This kind of tree is very high.

[@unknownd7401]

In Assam it is called "Kadam Phool".. Mythology said that this tree is lord Shree Krishna's rest place..❤️😊

[@cutipai9897]

This is Krishna 's favorite tree he used to play around this tree...

[@dilkibaat7273]

Yes that's right

[@eufraciaalcaraz8494]

Bunga Ng bangkal ngaun ko lang nalaman n edible to eat Ng human, it so amazing girl

[@hiruki_491]

I'm from (India) that's why I have seen this froute In Bangla it's called 'kodom'🌼🌼

[@levi0375]

My favourite flower and she made it a dish! 😭

[@sandhya5010]

It's very tasty 😋😋 and easily available everywhere in Chhattisgarh India, also known as Kadambh

[@Ashishbloggingpoint]

It tastes bitter, sour or sweet Please let us know. I didn't know that it is edible

[@sandhya5010]

@@Ashishbloggingpoint it's edible, lightly sour, and sweet in taste

[@sandhya5010]

@@Ashishbloggingpoint and you can eat, when it colour turned orange, yellow.

[@ankitalimbu1161]

Yes I ate this food 😍 this food have my childhood memories 🥺

[@arvindkumarsharmasharma7280]

Yes I have eaten this fruit .It is kadamba fruit ,it is in my village it's so delicious when it was ripe.