Cumin
Cumin
Description
Jeera or cumin is one of the most important spices used in Indian cuisine in almost all regions.
Cumin, called Jeerakam/Jeera/Seeragam/Jeere in various languages, is used in almost all Indian regional cuisines. Cumin is grown during the Rabi season and harvested in February/March. This seed spice is grown mainly in Gujarat, Rajasthan and a few other states.
So the freshest cumin is available from April onwards when its flavour is strongest, and it could mildly get lower closer to the end of the season in February/March. Cumin seed flavour is elevated by roasting.
Bio Basics cumin is grown organically, processed and stored naturally with no chemicals or additives or colouring agents at any stage.
It comes from two sources: a certified organic farmer producer group in Karnataka, which sources its spices from certified organic farmers in Gujarat & Rajasthan.
The second source of cumin is a PGS-certified organic farming collective based in Rajasthan whose member farmers grow all the spices.
Jeera Flavour Notes: Strong, astringent, peppery, with citrus notes.
Nutritional Profile: Cumin is known for its digestive and antioxidant properties. It is also a rich source of iron and has anti-inflammatory properties.Storage: Store in a cool, dark and dry place. If you plan to keep it longer without using it, refrigerate it to retain its flavour and fragrance.
Additional Information
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