Black Pepper Premium
₹1,200.00Black Pepper Premium, often hailed as the “King of Spices,” is a prized ingredient known for its robust flavor and intense aroma. Carefully sourced from the finest farms, these premium black peppercorns are rich in natural oils, offering a sharp, spicy kick that elevates any dish. Whether used whole, cracked, or ground, black pepper adds depth to marinades, soups, curries, and salads. Revered not only for its culinary versatility but also for its antioxidant and digestive benefits, Black Pepper Premium is a staple in kitchens around the world, reflecting the essence of quality and tradition in every pinch.
Green Cardamom Premium
₹200.00 – ₹256.00Green Cardamom Premium is a prized spice, renowned for its intense aroma, sweet floral notes, and bold flavor. These handpicked, large cardamom pods are of the highest quality, perfect for elevating both sweet and savory dishes. Widely used in Indian curries, desserts, teas, and spice blends, their robust fragrance infuses recipes with a luxurious touch. Beyond its culinary appeal, green cardamom is cherished for its digestive and aromatic properties. With its superior size and rich essence, Green Cardamom Premium (7-9 mm) embodies the pinnacle of quality in Indian spices.
Kabab Chini (All Spice)
₹1,200.00Kabab Chini, also known as allspice, is a versatile spice in Indian cuisine, prized for its complex flavor profile that combines hints of cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg. This unique spice enriches both savory dishes like biryanis and kebabs, and sweet treats like desserts and chai. Revered for its aromatic qualities and medicinal benefits, Kabab Chini symbolizes warmth and comfort in Indian culture. Its warm, earthy notes and subtle sweetness add depth and richness to culinary creations, reflecting the diverse and flavorful traditions of Indian cooking. Kabab Chini transforms dishes into aromatic delights, en- handingth ulnay eperlance ilth utteie delgty flavor.
Kasoori Methi
₹1,200.00Kasoori methi, also known as dried fenugreek leaves, is a beloved herb in Indian cooking, prized for its distinctive aroma and savory flavor. This versatile ingredient enhances the taste of dishes such as curries, dals, and parathas with its earthy and slightly bitter notes. Revered for its medicinal properties and digestive benefits, kasoori methi symbolizes health and wellness in Indian cuisine. Its dried form preserves the herb’s unique flavor, adding depth and complexity to recipes while imparting a delightful aroma that evokes the essence of traditional Indian kitchens. Kasoori methi enriches dishes with its robust flavor, reflecting the culinary heritage and flavors of India.
Mace
₹200.00Mace, known as Javitri in Hindi, is a prized spice in Indian cuisine sourced from the nutmeg tree. It offers a warm, sweet, and slightly peppery flavor that enriches both savory dishes like biryanis and meat curries, and sweet delicacies like desserts and milk-based sweets. Revered for its aromatic qualities and medicinal benefits, Javitri symbolizes sophistication and depth in Indian culinary traditions. Its unique flavor profile adds complexity to recipes, enhancing the culinary experience with its subtle yet distinctive taste. Javitri reflects the richness and diversity of Indian spice heritage, elevating dishes with its aromatic and flavorful essence.
Shahi Jeera
₹1,200.00Shahi jeera, also known as black cumin or caraway seeds, is a prized spice in Indian cuisine valued for its distinctive earthy, nutty flavor and aromatic qualities. Unlike regular cumin seeds, shahi jeera is smaller and darker with a sweeter profile. It is often used in rice dishes like biryanis, as well as in curries, pickles, and bread. Revered for its digestive properties and subtle fragrance, shahi jeera symbolizes richness and depth in Indian culinary traditions. Its unique flavor enhances dishes, imparting a touch of sophistication and enhancing the overall culinary experience with its complex and delightful taste.
Stone Flower
₹1,200.00Stone flower, also known as dagad phool or lichen, is a unique spice in Indian cuisine valued for its earthy, slightly bitter flavor and distinctive aroma. This spice is typically used in spice blends like garam masala and meat curries to add depth and complexity. Revered for its aromatic qualities and flavor-enhancing properties, stone flower symbolizes resilience and endurance in Indian culinary traditions. Its
rugged appearance and robust flavor contribute to the richness of dishes, reflecting the diverse culinary heritage and flavors of India. Stone flower enriches recipes with its unique texture and subtle yet impactful taste, making it an essential component in traditional Indian cooking.
White Pepper
₹500.00White pepper is a spice derived from the same plant as black pepper, but with the outer black husk removed through a process called retting. This gives it a milder flavor compared to black pepper, with less complexity but a sharper, spicier taste. In Indian cuisine, white pepper is used in various dishes where a subtler pepper flavor is desired, such as creamy curries, soups, and sauces. It symbolizes refinement and delicacy in Indian culinary traditions, adding a distinctive spiciness that complements rather than dominates the dish. White pepper’s subtle heat and aromatic qualities enhance the overall flavor profl, llectne the nuaced aproach to seasoning in ndian poking
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