Black Cumin Seeds (Bunium bulbocastanum) | Shahi Kala Jeera 50g

Black Cumin Seeds (Bunium bulbocastanum) | Shahi Kala Jeera 50g

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DESCRIPTION -
Shah jeera, also known as black cumin seeds, true cumin seeds, or caraway seeds, is a spice commonly used in Indian cooking. Shahi Kala jeera is darker and sweeter than regular jeera. It has a nutty, earthy aroma.

PREPARATION AND USE –

  • These are widely used in Indian cuisine for the preparation of masalas, curries and side dishes.
  • Caraway is used as a spice in breads, especially rye bread.
  • It is especially used in rich North Indian curries such as shahi panner and kurma, added to breads or steamed with rice to give it a distinctive aroma.
  • It is also used in tandoori dishes.
  • It's used in small quantities for its exotic flavor. Dry roasting before use enhances its flavor.

THE HEALTH BENEFITS –

  • Caraway has stimulant, antispasmodic, stomachic, carminative, lipid-lowering, antibacterial, astringent and sedative properties.
  • Caraway effectively increases the body's metabolism.
  • It is useful for treating skin conditions such as eczema, dry skin, and psoriasis.
  • Daily use of caraway in food helps improve memory and control diabetes by lowering blood sugar levels.
  • It is useful for improving prenatal health in pregnant women. It is beneficial for nursing mothers by providing a high iron content and promoting milk production.
  • The powder form aids in cancer treatment due to its powerful radical-scavenging activities, slowing the development of colon and breast cancer cells.
  • Caraway tea is helpful in relieving digestive disorders by relaxing the bowels and reducing itching.
  • Cures mouth ulcers
  • Reduces bad odor
  • Heals the painful part of the body.


NUTRITIONAL VALUES – per 100g

  • Energy - 333kcal
  • Fat - 15g
  • Sat. fat – 0.6 g
  • Carbohydrates- 15g
  • Sugar - 0g
  • Protein - 20g
  • Sodium - 0.017g
  • Fiber - 38g

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