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Look for firm gulgul with clear yellow rind. Avoid if it has soft spots or dark spots on the skin.
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Description
Gulgul (Giant Indian Lemon) is a ovate-oblong shaped, yellow colored, 10-11.5 cm in diameter, slightly nipped fruit that belongs to lemon species. It has rind 0.6-0.8 cm thick with white pulp inside. It is a hardy fruit crop and has been traditionally cultivated in various climatic zones. It is found in semi-wild state in the North West Indian hill states of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and Uttrakhand.