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by kate baggott on January 31st, 2007

If you couldn’t find Jerusalem artichokes for J, but just happened to have a can of Green Jackfruit, what would you do with it?

a) Eat the canned green Jackfruit as is

b) Make a Mauritanian dish your children probably won’t go near

c) Try it in a curry your children AND husband probably won’t go near

d) Definitely go with the curry so you don’t have to share

e) The recipe I have left for you in the comments below.

Feel free to leave your answer in the poll in the frame on the right.

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