Chinese Food: What's Hot Now: Asian Fruit - Seasonal Availability of Tropical Asian Fruit

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Asian Fruit - Seasonal Availability of Tropical Asian Fruit Nov 2nd 2011, 10:24 Asian Fruit - Seasonal Availability  Not sure when your favorite tropical fruit will be arriving at the local grocery or Asian market? These tables provide a guide to when various Asian fruit is in season.  Southeast Asia  Fruit Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Durian     ---- (M) ---- (T) ---- (T)       ---- (M) ---- (M)     Lychee       ---- ---- ----             Mango       -- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----       Mango- steen         ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----     Rambutan ----         ---- ----       ---- ---- M = Malaysia T = Thailand (Durian and rambutan have two growing  seasons in some areas).   Note: The availability of these fruits will vary.  While mango season begins early in the Philippines and Thailand - in March and April respectively - they normally do not start arriving in North America until May. In some areas of North America, certain types of tropical fruit can be grown locally and are available year-round. Both mangoes and litchis, for example, flourish in the hot Florida climate. Australia  Fruit Jan Feb March April May  June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Durian ---- ---- ---- ----             ---- ---- Lychee ---- ----                 ---- ---- Mango                 ---- ---- ----   Mango- steen ----     ---- ----           ---- ---- (Besides Australia itself, the primary market for Australian-grown tropical fruit is China and Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand - they import Australian tropical fruit in the off-season). More Information.... Mangoes, Lychees and Mangosteen - History, cooking tips and recipes. How to Peel and Slice a Mango Asian Fruit Recipes

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