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Eat Papaya

The tropical papaya is commonly served in salads or made into sauces, jams, pickles or juice. Even though it might look mysterious, it's easy to prepare.

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    Things You'll Need

    • Papayas
      • 1

        Wash the papaya in cool water.

      • 2

        Cut it in half and scoop out the seeds.

      • 3

        Peel and slice it into sections, or use a melon baller to scoop out the fruit.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Save the papaya seeds for use as a garnish or to dry and grind into a pepper-like seasoning.

    • Papayas have an enzyme called papain that breaks down protein, making it a great meat tenderizer.

    • Wrap papaya leaves around meat before baking or grilling, or marinate papaya chunks with meat before cooking.

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