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FENNEL

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FENNEL SEEDS


LET'S SPICE IT UP, GLOSSARY, SPICES     Fennel is a flowering plant species which belongs to the Carrot family. It is a hardy, perennial herb with yellow flowers and feathery leaves. Its bulb, stalk, leaves and seeds are edible. Fennel has an anise-like flavor but is more aromatic, sweeter and less pungent.

Medicinal Uses:

  • Flatulence
  • Intestinal colic
  • Lactation stimulant
  • Muscle spasms
  • Eyewash
  • Mouth Freshener

Culinary Uses:

  • Leaves are used for garnishing.
  • Leaves and stalks are used in salads.
  • Essential ingredient in Italian sausages.
  • Used to sprinkle on pizza
  • Used for flavouring soups,meat dishes, sauces.
  • Used in pastries, confectioneries and liquors
  • Used as a masticatory.

FENUGREEK

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FENUGREEK SEEDS

     Fenugreek seed is the ripe fruit of fenugreek plant.  It is one of the oldest medicinal plants.  It is considered as a wonder herb. The sprouts, leaves  and seeds of this plant are edible.  Dried leaves are used to flavour food in many cuisines. Sprouts and leaves are eaten as vegetables, it is one of the most commonly used ingredient in preparing pickles, curries and pastes in Indian households.



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KASURI METHI


   
     The dried leaves of Fenugreek are referred to as 'Kasuri Methi' which is primarily used for cooking and garnishing in various cuisines.

Medicinal Uses:

  • Fever
  • Tuberculosis
  • Alleviate pain
  • Beneficial for diabetes
  • Appetizer
  • Aphrodisiac
  • Dyspepsia
  • Dysentery & diarrhea
  • Hair Growth
  • Increase memory power
  • Lactation
  • Flush out kidney stones

Culinary Uses:

  • Sprouts and Leaves are used as vegetables.
  • Dried leaves called Kasuri Methi are used for garnishing.
  • Seeds are used in seasoning and tempering.
  • Used in pickles and curries for flavour

GALANGAL

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GALANGAL
     Galangal, is otherwise called "Laos Root," which is an immensely pungent and fiery rhizome related to the common Ginger.  It has a distinct taste. It is abundantly used in Indonesian, Malaysian & Thai cooking.

Medicinal Uses:


  • Bowel spasms
  • Dyspepsia
  • Angina
  • Nausea
  • Anti-oxidant
  • Rheumatism

Culinary Uses:


  • Used in sauces, soups, satays, curries and sambals.
  • Used in chicken, meat and vegetable curries.
  • Mainly used to flavour fish and shell fishes.
  • Used in Tom-yum soups and fish sambals.

GARLIC

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GARLIC

     
     Garlic is a bulb that can add a lot of flavour and potency to any meal.  Garlic has a distinctive odour and flavour. Garlic is used in Cuisines throughout the world. It is indispensable in Chinese, Italian, and Mexican foods.

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Medicinal Uses:

  • Antioxidant
  • Cancer prevention
  • High blood pressure
  • Respiratory condition
  • Lowers Cholesterol

 

Culinary Uses:

  • Used for flavouring various dishes.
  • Used in mayonnaise products, salad dressings.
  • Garlic powder, garlic salt, garlic vinegar.
  • Garlicked potato chips, garlicked bacon.
  • Garlic cheese croutins, garlic bread.
  • Used in pickles & curry powders.
  • Curried vegetables, meat preparation.
  • Flavouring agent in soups, canned foods & sauces.

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GINGER

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GINGER
Ginger is a root that has a spicy flavour. The plant is refreshingly aromatic. Its aroma is rich, sweet, warm, and woody. Whether raw or dried, it is valued as spice. 


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DRIED GINGER

Dried Ginger has loads of medicinal benefits.

Medicinal Uses:

  • Aids Digestion
  • Eases Bowel movement
  • Carminative
  • Dyspepsia
  • Aphrodisiac

Culinary Uses:


For RECIPES WITH GINGER, Click here...



HORSE RADISH

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HORSE RADISH
  Horseradish is a hot, pungent condiment from a plant which belongs to the mustard family. Both leaves and roots are edible. They are used raw or processed.

Medicinal Uses:

  • Sinus and throat conditions
  • Expectorant
  • Diuretic
  • Counter-irritant
  • Source of Vitamin C
  • Digestive aid
  • Treats arthritis & gout
  • Fever
  • Treats urinary infections.

Culinary Uses:

  • Condiment for roast beef, fish, and oysters.
  • Leaves are used in salads and sandwiches.
  • It is used to make horseradish cream, sauce or relish.

JALEPENO PEPPERS

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JALEPENO PEPPERS

Jalapeno peppers are a type of hot chilli peppers. Use them fresh or dried to add heat and spice to any meal. Their heat level ranges from moderate to high depending on the variety.

Medicinal Uses:

  • Anti-cancer
  • Topical analgesic
  • Weight-loss
  • Arthritis
  • Muscle aches
  • Rich source of Vitamin A & C
  • Supports skin and eye health
  • Anti-inflammatory
 

Culinary Uses:

  • Used in Tomato and Mango Salsas.
  • Can make Jalepeno Poppers
  • Used in Nachos.
  • Used in black and pinto beans and corn-based dishes.
  • Used in making pickles and sauces.

Medicinal Uses :

  • Bowel spasms
  • Dyspepsia
  • Angina
  • Nausea
  • Anti-oxidant
  • Rheumatism

Culinary Uses:

  • Used in sauces, soups, satays and sambals.
  • Used in chicken, meat and vegetable curries.
  • Mainly used to flavour fish and shell fishes.
  • Used in tom-yam soups and fish sambals.

GARLIC

LET'S SPICE IT UP, GLOSSARY, SPICES
GARLIC


Garlic is a bulb that can add a lot of flavour and potency to any meal.  Garlic has a distinctive odour and flavour.  Garlic is used in cuisines throughout the world. It is indispensable in Chinese, Italian, and Mexican foods.

Medicinal Uses :

  • Antioxidant
  • Cancer prevention
  • High blood pressure
  • Respiratory condition
  • Lower cholesterol                                         

Culinary Uses:

  • Used for flavouring various dishes.
  • Used in mayonnaise products, salad dressings.
  • Garlic powder, garlic salt, garlic vinegar.
  • Garlicked potato chips, garlicked bacon.
  • Garlic cheese croutins, garlic bread.
  • Used in pickles & curry powders.
  • Curried vegetables, meat preparation.
  • Flavouring agent in soups, canned foods & sauce.

GINGER

LET'S SPICE IT UP, GLOSSARY, SPICES
GINGER

     Ginger is a root that has a spicy flavour.  The plant is refreshingly aromatic.  Its aroma is rich, sweet, warm, and woody. Whether raw or dried, it is valued as spice. Dried Ginger has loads of medicinal benefits.

LET'S SPICE IT UP, GLOSSARY, SPICES
DRY GINGER

Medicinal Uses :                                                    

  • Digestive aid
  • Bowel colic
  • Carminative
  • Dyspepsia  
  • Aphrodisiac 

Culinary Uses:

  • Used in making ginger bread & confectioneries.
  • Used in curries and pickles.
  • To flavour meats & fish.
  • Used to make ginger ale.
  • Used in manufacturing cordials, cocktails, liquors & carbonated drinks.                                              

HORSE RADISH



Horseradish is a hot, pungent condiment from a plant which belongs to the mustard family.  Both leaves and roots are edible.  They are used raw or processed.
sprouts and leaves are eaten as vegetables, it the most commonly used ingredient in preparing pickles, curries and pastes in Indian households. The dried leaves of fenugreek are referred to as kasuri methi which is primarily used for cooking and garnishing in various cuisines.





Medicinal Uses :

  • Sinus and throat conditions
  • Expectorant                        
  • Diuretic                              
  • Counter-irritant
  • Source of Vitamin C
  • Digestive aid
  • Treats arthritis & gout.
  • Fever
  • Treats urinary infections.

Culinary Uses:

  • Condiment for roast beef, fish, and oysters.
  • Leaves are used in salads and sandwiches.                              
  • Used to make horseradish cream, sauce, or relish.

JALAPENO PEPPERS




Jalapeno peppers are a type of hot chilli pepper. Use them fresh or dried to add heat and spice to any meal.  Their heat level ranges from moderate to high depending on the variety.






Medicinal Uses :

  • Anti-cancer
  • Topical analgesic
  • Weight-loss
  • Arthritis
  • Muscle aches
  • Rich source of vitamin A & C
  • Supports skin and eye health
  • Anti-inflammatory

Culinary Uses:

  • Used in tomato and mango salsas. 
  • Used in nachos.
  • Used in black and pinto beans and corn-based dishes.
  • Used in making pickles and sauces.



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