Tamarind
noun
A tropical tree that has brown pod-like fruits.
The tamarind tree in our backyard provides a good amount of shade.

Often appears as...
- tamarind tree
- tamarind fruit
noun
The fruit of this tree, used in cooking for its acidic flavor.
She made a delicious tamarind sauce for the fish.

Often appears as...
- tamarind sauce
- tamarind candy
Usage tips
Culinary
noun
A tropical tree that has brown pod-like fruits.
The tamarind tree in our backyard provides a good amount of shade.

Often appears as...
- tamarind tree
- tamarind fruit
noun
The fruit of this tree, used in cooking for its acidic flavor.
She made a delicious tamarind sauce for the fish.

Often appears as...
- tamarind sauce
- tamarind candy
Usage tips
Culinary
Definition 1 of 2

Tropical Origin
Tamarind grows in warm climates and suggests exotic or tropical settings in descriptions.

The air was scented with tamarind and jasmine, evoking a tropical paradise.
Pod Description
Tamarind pods are brown and bean-like with a hard, brittle shell enclosing the pulp.

Inside the brittle shell, the tamarind pod hid its tangy pulp.
Symbolic Reference
In some cultures, the tamarind tree symbolizes happiness and is part of folklore.

Grandma would tell tales of the enchanted tamarind tree bringing joy to the villagers.
Tropical Origin
Tamarind grows in warm climates and suggests exotic or tropical settings in descriptions.

The air was scented with tamarind and jasmine, evoking a tropical paradise.
Pod Description
Tamarind pods are brown and bean-like with a hard, brittle shell enclosing the pulp.

Inside the brittle shell, the tamarind pod hid its tangy pulp.
Symbolic Reference
In some cultures, the tamarind tree symbolizes happiness and is part of folklore.

Grandma would tell tales of the enchanted tamarind tree bringing joy to the villagers.
Tropical Origin
Tamarind grows in warm climates and suggests exotic or tropical settings in descriptions.

The air was scented with tamarind and jasmine, evoking a tropical paradise.
Pod Description
Tamarind pods are brown and bean-like with a hard, brittle shell enclosing the pulp.

Inside the brittle shell, the tamarind pod hid its tangy pulp.
Symbolic Reference
In some cultures, the tamarind tree symbolizes happiness and is part of folklore.

Grandma would tell tales of the enchanted tamarind tree bringing joy to the villagers.
Video examples
Family Business PIPE...
nooks and crannies for food their vision is first-rate to camouflage insects can be hard to spot but tamarins often find them easy prey insects are also nutritious supplying the animal protein needed and a healthy tamarind diet
Video examples
Territory Battle PIPE...
protected their supply of food they can get on with the business of eating tucking into their favorite the tamarind pods
Video examples
Family Business PIPE...
nooks and crannies for food their vision is first-rate to camouflage insects can be hard to spot but tamarins often find them easy prey insects are also nutritious supplying the animal protein needed and a healthy tamarind diet
Video examples
Territory Battle PIPE...
protected their supply of food they can get on with the business of eating tucking into their favorite the tamarind pods
Example 1 of 2
Quote examples
Yotam Ottolenghi
Israeli Chef
The tang of tamarind is a great way both to flavour and lighten up slow-cooked savoury dishes.

Quote examples
Yotam Ottolenghi
Israeli Chef
The tang of tamarind is a great way both to flavour and lighten up slow-cooked savoury dishes.

Example 1 of 1
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