Justice Surya Kant, set to take oath as the 53rd Chief Justice of India on Monday, said that he decides a case based on “facts and law” and is largely unaffected by social media trolls who attempt to misrepresent, misquote or selectively extract court observations.Justice Surya Kant
Persimmon, This Seasonal Fruit Is A Secret To Healthy Immunity and Glowing Skin
Persimmon, This Seasonal Fruit Is A Secret To Healthy Immunity and Glowing Skin
If you step into the market at this time of the year, one fruit seems to stand out – the persimmon. With a vibrant orange colour and honey-like sweetness, persimmons are an often overlooked seasonal fruit available in Indian markets.
They are originally from China, where they have been grown for over 2,000 years, and have spread to Japan and Korea and have now made their way to Indian shores.
Recently, actor-influencer Nauheed Cyrusi shared how she enjoys this fruit. She said, “If you ask me what this tastes like, imagine if a sweet apple and a pear had a baby. You can keep the skin on or remove it; I like to keep the skin on."
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Health Benefits of Persimmons
This fruit is consumed globally for its flavour and is also enjoyed for its significant health benefits. In China, one can eat them raw, cooked or frozen for an iced treat. They are also popular as a dried fruit snack, known as shìbǐng.
In India, persimmons are typically in season from October to February. They are nutrient-rich and are abundant in vitamins A, C, and E, which are beneficial for skin health and immunity. These fruits also contain high levels of antioxidants such as beta-carotene, which help fight free radicals.
Persimmons are a good source of dietary fibre, so eating it can aid in digestion and helps regulate blood sugar levels.
There are two main varieties of persimmons: astringent (Hachiya), which must be fully ripe and extremely soft before eating, and non-astringent (Fuyu), which can be enjoyed firm like an apple.
Add Persimmon To Your Diet With This Easy Recipe
If you want to try this fruit and aren't sure how to use it, make this 10-minute easy persimmon carpaccio. It is an Italian dish that's usually made with thinly sliced raw meat or fish. However, the thinly sliced persimmons make for a light appetiser that is perfect for the holidays and vegetarians.
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Ingredients:
⅓ cup olive oil
2 ½ tbsp pomegranate juice or blood orange juice
2 ½ tbsp honey
1 ½ tsp chili crisp
½ tsp table salt
3 Fuyu persimmon sliced thin
⅓ cup pomegranate seeds
⅓ cup chopped pistachio
6 ounces of burrata
A few pinches flakey sea salt
To a medium-sized bowl add the olive oil, pomegranate juice, honey, chili crisp, ½ tsp table salt and whisk. 5 minutes before serving, drop persimmons into the bowl and toss to coat.
Place the persimmon slices onto your serving platter and top with pomegranate seeds, chopped pistachio, burrata and flakey sea salt.
Recipe by food influencer Ereka Vetrini (@erekav)
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Source: News18
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Justice Surya Kant, set to take oath as the 53rd Chief Justice of India on Monday, said that he decides a case based on “facts and law” and is largely unaffected by social media trolls who attempt to misrepresent, misquote or selectively extract court observations.Justice Surya Kant
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