Radhuni (Celery Seeds) is one of the most important spices used in Bengali kitchens. This typical spice cultivated extensively in south-east Asia including India & Bangladesh. This spice is used for marination & seasoning of various food items including chicken/mutton and baking. This spice is a must in Bengali Panch Phoron which is used in dishes like Sukto and many others.
Kala jeera or kalonji seeds are often confused with black sesame seeds because of their similar appearance, but one whiff will set even a layman straight.
Onion seeds or nigella seeds are often used to flavour bread products in the west, while in india, particularly in Bengal, it is popular both as a standalone spice and also as a part of paanch phoron.
This is as compatible with vegetarian dishes as with fish preparations. Temper the blandest vegetable with a combination of onion seeds and garlic, and marvel at the difference.
A blend of five aromatic seeds that are each an important component of any spice box.
Paach phoron, literally five spice, contains fenugreek, black mustard, nigella, cumin and fennel seeds, in the same quantities each. Each of these aromatics is strong enough to hold its own, yet eager to work with others. This gives this blend an interesting piquancy that is almost instantly identifiable.
A must for Bengali and Bangladeshi cuisine, this is quite popular in north India as well.
While this can easily be made at home, keep a packet of our Five Spice Mix handy if you want the surety of premium quality and perfect proportion.
This crispy crunchy delight is made out of potato & fine quality gram flour. It is blended with selective spices to give it, its own mouth watering flavour. Moreover, this Aloo Bhujia is crowned with some delicious Onion and Cream flavour. It is a healthy snack - no artificial colour, flavour, preservatives or chemical & 0% cholesterol and TransFat
It is a seasonal Bengali sweetmeat delicacy available only during winter (November to January) season in BengalJoynagarer moa is made with nolen gur (jaggery made from date palm tree extract with exquisite taste and aroma), kanakchur khoi (a form of popped rice made from a special variety of aromatic rice), gawa ghee (a type of clarified butter made from cow’s milk),elach (cardamom), and posto (poppy seed) This variety of moa originated in Joynagar, West Bengal, India.
Puri Khaja is an Indian dessert believed to have originated from the southern side of the Gangetic plains of Bihar and is very popular in West Bengal and Orissa. Refined wheat flour with sugar is made into layered dough and lightly fried in oil to make Khaja. This Puri Khaja is offered as an offering in the Jagannath Temple, Puri Orissa. This Puri Khaja is made with extra care (Karapak) to remain fresh for 8 to 10 days. This crispy & & multi-layered Puri Khaja will remind of your days in Bengal.
Product Info
500G pack contains 10 to11 PCS Khaja
Validity of each pack is 8 to 10 days from the date of manufacture