Cumin seeds, Jeera/ Zeera.
Nutty warm flavours ‘jeera’ or cumin seeds as they are commonly known are one of the most essential ingredients of Indian cooking. Used whole they lend beautiful aroma to steamed rice dish and also to curries. Cumin can also be used dry roasted, coarsely ground or powdered and added to curries, chutneys and breads
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- Ajwain Carom Seeds
- Asafoetida Hing
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- Bay leaf Tejpatta
- Black Cardamom Badi Elaichi
- Black mustard seeds Rai
- Black onion seeds Kalonji
- Black peppercorns Kali Mirch
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- Caraway seeds Shah jeera
- Cassia bark
- Chaat Masala
- Chickpeas
- Cinnamon stick
- Cloves Laung/ Lavang
- Coconut milk
- Coriander leaves
- Coriander powder
- Coriander seeds Dhania
- Cream
- Cumin seeds Jeera/ Zeera
- Curry leaves Karipatta
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- Dried Pomegranate seeds Anardana
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- Fennel seeds Saunf
- Fenugreek Seeds Methi Dana
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- Garam masala
- Garlic
- Ghee
- Green cardamom Elaichi
- Green chillies Hari Mirch
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- Jaggery Gud or Gur
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- Kashmiri chilli powder Deghi Mirch
- Kokum
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- Mace Javitri
- Mango Powder Amchoor/ Amchur
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- Panch Puran Bengali five spice or Panch Phoron
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- Saffron Kesar
- Star Anise Chakra phool
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- Tamarind paste imli
- Turmeric Haldi
