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Ajowan Seed (Whole)
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$12.00
From the same family as dill, caraway and cumin, ajowan seed is widely used in Indian dishes, especially in the state of Gujarat. Its thyme-like aroma and taste matches well with vegetables, particularly in soups, stews and casseroles. Sprinkle it on bread before baking for a sharp and bitter, yet pleasant, cumin-like taste. Also known as: Ajwain, Bishop's weed, Carom
Ajowan Seed (Whole)
Also known as ajwain, this thyme-scented seed brings a sharp, bitter yet pleasant edge.
$12.00
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- Lightly toast in a dry pan to amplify the aroma, then add to hot oil, knead into Indian bread doughs, or sprinkle over flatbread before baking.
- Also delicious in vegetable dishes and lentil soups.
From the same family as dill, caraway and cumin, ajowan seed is widely used in Indian dishes, especially in the state of Gujarat. Its thyme-like aroma and taste matches well with vegetables, particularly in soups, stews and casseroles. Sprinkle it on bread before baking for a sharp and bitter, yet pleasant, cumin-like taste. Also known as: Ajwain, Bishop's weed, Carom
Ajowan seed (100%)
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