Keluak

Spice
Used in 1 of 203 cuisines (0%)

The fermented seed of the kepayang tree (Pangium edule); raw it is toxic with hydrogen cyanide, but boiled and buried it turns black, oily and deeply nutty — the dark heart of rawon and gabus pucung.

Where it comes from

Indonesia and Malaysia

In the kitchen

Ground into the black gravy of rawon, gabus pucung and Makassar konro; prized for its bittersweet, truffle-like depth.

Nutrition (per 100g)

~250kcalCal
~4.0gProtein
~22.0gFat
~9.0gCarbs
~3.0gFiber

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