
Breadnut Coconut Curry
A hearty, creamy breadnut curry simmered in coconut milk with allspice and curry — a filling Jamaican staple.

Artocarpus camansi

Breadnut is a close relative of breadfruit, valued in the Caribbean for its nutritious seeds. The cooked seeds are eaten like nuts or beans — roasted, boiled, or stewed — and have a mild, chestnut-like flavor.
Remove seeds from the fruit, rinse, then boil in salted water for 20–30 minutes until tender. Roast for a nuttier flavor. Eat as a snack or add to stews.
Fresh seeds spoil quickly—cook within 1–2 days. Cooked seeds refrigerate for 3–4 days or freeze.
Good source of plant protein, complex carbohydrates, and minerals. The seeds are more protein-rich than breadfruit flesh.
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