Tamarindo candy recipe

INGREDIENTS Tamarind Pulp - 1 lb (Cleaned)Brown Sugar - 1 lbBrown Sugar (for coating) - 1/2 lbScotch Bonnet Pepper - 1/2 or To Taste(Seeds Optional)Salt - To Ta

Full of fruity flavor and a chile-lime kick from Tajin®, this Mexican tamarind candy is sure to be a hit for kids and adults alike.

This tamarindo candy is inspired by a sweet, spicy and tart Mexican tamarind candy which is popular in Mexico and other parts of the world! This tamarind candy recipe has a healthy twist, takes less than 5 minutes to make and you don’t need fresh tamarind to make these delicious tamarind candy balls.

Mexican Tamarind Aka Tamarindo Candy: The Tamarind fruit is very acidic can be extremely sour by itself, but with a little preparation, you can have a delicious sweet and sour treat. Adding some powdered chili will give you some spice as well.. Lets get started..

Mexican Tamarind Aka Tamarindo Candy: The Tamarind fruit is very acidic can be extremely sour by itself, but with a little preparation, you can have a delicious sweet and sour treat. Adding some powdered chili will give you some spice as well.. Lets get started..

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Learn how to make tamarind candy, the popular Dominican bolas de tamarindo with a sweet and sour taste, and lovely combination of textures.

As a child living in the Caribbean, making Jamaican tamarind balls was something that I enjoyed. So, I wanted to introduce our kids to the fruit and give them a quick lesson on how to make it.

Tamarind candy made with tamarind pulp and sugar. A popular Mexican candy sold by street vendors and candy stores.

Tamarind is a sweet and sour fruit very popular in Colombian cuisine. We use it to make tamarind juice (jugo de tamarindo), desserts and sauces for savory dishes.