Extracts from the tropical fruit are increasingly cropping up on ingredients lists, thanks to its ability to resurface rough or uneven skin. “Pineapple extracts contain a mix of enzymes called ...

Boiling the tubers sans skin can also lead to their natural flavor and nutrients leaching into the water. Both problems will ...

Luckily, there is a proven technique for achieving shatter-crisp skin using boiling water. It's a method that is typically reserved for extra-fatty birds such as duck or goose -- but as it happens ...

Pineapple juice can be used to relieve dandruff, itchiness, and scalp irritation. Bromelain and vitamin C in the fruit are beneficial for acne-prone skin. It reduces skin inflammation, and redness ...

Scrub the potatoes well, then half-peel them, leaving some of the nutritious skin on for extra flavour ... Cover the pan, bring the water to the boil over a high heat and cook the potatoes ...

Saffron is added to a cooked mixture of cottage or ricotta cheese and pineapple to make a tasty halwa. Mix the cheese, ghee and crushed pineapple in a pan and bring to a boil. 2. Once it starts to ...

Rest and remove any skin from gammon and score the fat. Place in a pan and boil to a thick syrup. Place the gammon on a roasting tray and brush some of the glaze over. Bake the gammon for a ...

Payasam is a traditional South Indian kheer. This one's made with chunky pineapples and nuts. Add the coconut milk and when it comes to a boil, add the chironji and cook till it becomes tender.

working to break down skin proteins and promote cell renewal,” says Dr Rabia. “The most common ones used in skincare are bromelain (derived from pineapple) and papain (derived from papaya), as ...