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  • Periyar Matta Rice 10kg
    €29.95
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  • Annam Sona Masuri 10kg
    €34.95
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  • Heera Gari 500g 1+1
    €2.29
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  • Tropic Moong Wadi Masala (Buy 1 Get 1 Free)
    €5.99
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    "Moong Wadi" refers to a variation of the traditional Punjabi dish where the wadiyan (dried lentil dumplings or cakes) are made primarily from moong dal (split green gram) instead of urad dal. The process of making Moong Wadi is similar to that of Punjabi Wadi but uses moong dal as the main ingredient.

    Here's a basic overview of making Moong Wadi:

    Ingredients:

    • Moong dal (split green gram)
    • Spices (such as cumin, coriander, red chili powder, etc.)
    • Salt to taste
    • Water for soaking

    Instructions:

    1. Soak moong dal in water for a few hours until it becomes soft.

    2. Drain the water and grind the soaked moong dal into a coarse paste.

    3. Add spices and salt to the moong dal paste, creating a seasoned mixture.

    4. Form small dumplings or cakes with the seasoned moong dal paste.

    5. Allow the moong dal dumplings to dry in the sun until they become hard and dry. This may take a day or two.

    Once the Moong Wadi is ready, it can be stored for an extended period and used in various dishes like curries, dals, or vegetable preparations. The dried moong dal cakes absorb the flavors of the dishes during cooking, adding a distinct taste and texture to the overall preparation.

     
     
     
     
  • Maggi Tomato Sauce 500ml
    €5.99
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    Maggi Tomatensaus is een populaire smaakmaker geproduceerd door Nestlé onder de merknaam Maggi. Het is gemaakt van tomatenpuree, azijn, suiker en een mix van kruiden en specerijen, wat het een zoete en pittige smaak geeft.

    Maggi Tomatensaus is een veelzijdige smaakmaker die vaak wordt gebruikt als dip voor snacks, als topping voor broodjes en hamburgers, en als ingrediënt in veel recepten. Het heeft een gladde textuur en een heldere rode kleur die visuele aantrekkingskracht toevoegt aan veel gerechten.

    Wat voeding betreft, is Maggi Tomatensaus relatief laag in calorieën en vet, maar hoog in suiker en natrium. Het moet met mate worden geconsumeerd als onderdeel van een uitgebalanceerd dieet.

    Over het algemeen is Maggi Tomatensaus een populaire en smaakvolle smaakmaker die een zoete en pittige smaak kan toevoegen aan verschillende gerechten. Zijn veelzijdigheid maakt het geliefd bij veel voedselliefhebbers, maar het moet met mate worden gebruikt als onderdeel van een gezond dieet.

  • Ambala Sattu Powder 1kg
    €8.49
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    Sattu is a traditional and nutritious food product that originates from the Indian subcontinent. It is made by dry roasting grains or grams (usually barley, Bengal gram, or chickpea) and then grinding them into a fine powder. This powder can be used to make a variety of dishes and beverages.

    Here are some common uses of sattu:

    1. Sattu Drink: Sattu is often mixed with water, salt, and sometimes spices to make a refreshing and nutritious drink. It is especially popular in the northern regions of India during the summer months as it is believed to have a cooling effect on the body.

    2. Sattu Paratha: Sattu can be used as a filling for stuffed flatbreads called parathas. The sattu is mixed with spices, herbs, and sometimes chopped onions and then stuffed inside the dough before being rolled out and cooked.

    3. Sattu Ladoo: Sattu is sometimes combined with jaggery or sugar, ghee (clarified butter), and nuts to make sweet ladoos (round sweet balls). These are often consumed as a nutritious snack.

    4. Sattu Porridge: Sattu can be used to make a nutritious porridge by mixing it with milk or water and sweetening it with sugar or jaggery.

    5. Sattu as a Flour Substitute: Sattu can also be used as a substitute for regular flour in some recipes, adding a nutty flavor and nutritional boost to dishes like pancakes, chapatis, and cookies.

    Sattu is valued for its high protein content, fiber, and other nutrients, making it a healthy addition to the diet. It is particularly popular in the states of Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh in India.

  • Radhuni Kashundi 525ml
    €5.49
    Out of stock

    Kashundi is a type of traditional Bengali mustard sauce or relish that originated in the Indian subcontinent. It is known for its strong and pungent flavor, characteristic of mustard-based condiments. Kashundi is a popular accompaniment in Bengali cuisine and is often served with various snacks and fried items.

    Here's a basic recipe for making Kashundi:

    Ingredients:

    1. Yellow Mustard Seeds: 1 cup
    2. Black Mustard Seeds: 1/4 cup
    3. Green Chilies: 4-5 (adjust according to spice preference)
    4. Ginger: 1 inch piece, chopped
    5. Turmeric Powder: 1/2 teaspoon
    6. Salt: 1 teaspoon (adjust to taste)
    7. Mustard Oil: 1/2 cup (you can adjust the quantity based on your preference)
    8. Vinegar: 1/4 cup

    Instructions:

    1. Soak Mustard Seeds: Soak both yellow and black mustard seeds in water for at least 4 hours or overnight.

    2. Grind Mustard Seeds: Grind the soaked mustard seeds along with green chilies, chopped ginger, turmeric powder, and salt to a smooth paste. You can use a little water if needed.

    3. Add Mustard Oil: Transfer the mustard paste to a bowl and add mustard oil. Mix well.

    4. Add Vinegar: Add vinegar to the mixture and stir thoroughly.

    5. Store: Transfer the Kashundi to a clean, airtight jar. Allow it to mature for a day or two before using to enhance the flavors.

    Note: The pungency of the Kashundi will mellow down a bit as it matures.

    Kashundi is often served with fried snacks like fish cutlets, fish fries, and other savory items. It adds a bold and flavorful kick to the dishes it accompanies. Additionally, Kashundi is sometimes used as a marinade for certain Bengali dishes.

  • Maussi Rosted Jeera Powder
    €2.49
    Out of stock
  • Sunderban Gobindobhog Rice 1kg
    €5.99
    Out of stock

    Gobindobhog is a type of rice that is primarily grown in the Indian state of West Bengal. It is a short-grain rice variety known for its aroma, sweet taste, and sticky texture when cooked. Gobindobhog rice is highly regarded and is often used in traditional Bengali cuisine, particularly for preparing dishes like payesh (rice pudding), pulao (flavored rice dish), and bhog (offering to deities).

    The name "Gobindobhog" is derived from the combination of two words: "Gobindo," which is another name for Lord Krishna, a Hindu deity, and "bhog," which refers to the offering of food to the gods. The rice is considered sacred and is often used in religious rituals and festivals.

    Gobindobhog rice grains are short, plump, and have a characteristic golden color. It is known for its ability to absorb flavors well, making it suitable for preparing aromatic and flavorful dishes. Gobindobhog rice is typically cultivated in specific regions of West Bengal, such as Bardhaman and Hooghly districts, where the soil and climate are suitable for its growth.

    Due to its popularity and unique characteristics, Gobindobhog rice is in high demand, both within West Bengal and among people who appreciate Bengali cuisine worldwide. It is often available in specialty stores or online platforms that cater to Indian food products.

     

    "Gobindobhog" is een rijstsoort die voornamelijk wordt verbouwd in de Indiase staat West-Bengalen. Het is een rijstvariëteit met korte korrels, bekend om zijn aroma, zoete smaak en plakkerige textuur bij het koken. Gobindobhog-rijst staat hoog aangeschreven en wordt vaak gebruikt in de traditionele Bengaalse keuken, vooral voor het bereiden van gerechten zoals payesh (rijstpap), pulao (gekruide rijstschotel) en bhog (offer aan godheden).

    De naam "Gobindobhog" is afgeleid van de combinatie van twee woorden: "Gobindo," wat een andere naam is voor Lord Krishna, een hindoeïstische godheid, en "bhog," wat verwijst naar het offeren van voedsel aan de goden. De rijst wordt als heilig beschouwd en wordt vaak gebruikt in religieuze rituelen en festivals.

    De korrels van Gobindobhog-rijst zijn kort, mollig en hebben een kenmerkende gouden kleur. Het staat bekend om zijn vermogen om smaken goed op te nemen, waardoor het geschikt is voor het bereiden van aromatische en smaakvolle gerechten. Gobindobhog-rijst wordt typisch geteeld in specifieke regio's van West-Bengalen, zoals de districten Bardhaman en Hooghly, waar de bodem en het klimaat geschikt zijn voor de groei ervan.

    Vanwege zijn populariteit en unieke eigenschappen is Gobindobhog-rijst zeer in trek, zowel binnen West-Bengalen als onder mensen die de Bengaalse keuken wereldwijd waarderen. Het is vaak verkrijgbaar in speciaalzaken of online platforms die Indiase voedingsproducten aanbieden.

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