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Green Cardamom

By Jenni | June 2, 2011 | 0
Raw Organic Cardamom Pods

Green cardamom, like the black variety, is part of the ginger family. The green cardamom plant, elettaria, is also known as true cardamom and is the most popular variety of cardamom. It is used to flavour food and drink, as a spice and in medicine.

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Fenugreek or Methi

By Jenni | May 25, 2011 | 2
Fenugreek in spoon with leaves on board

Fenugreek is cultivated worldwide and its seeds and leaves are common ingredients in dishes all across the Indian Subcontinent where it is known as ‘methi’. Using Fenugreek or Methi Fenugreek is used both as a herb (the leaves) and as a spice (the seed, also known as methi).  It is a common ingredient in hot curries…

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Lamb Karahi (Korai / Karai)

By Jenni | May 16, 2011 | 0
lamb karahi recipe

This lamb karahi recipe (or karai) is a classic Indian curry with tender lamb pieces coated in a beautifully spiced curry sauce. This is a relatively “dry” curry so your sauce should be nice and thick.

It is relatively easy to cook and if you don’t have a base curry sauce available you can use chopped tomatoes.

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