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Black Cardamom

Black Cardamom: Black cardamom has a smoky, earthy flavor and is larger than green cardamom. It is commonly used in Indian and Asian cuisine to flavor rice, meats, and stews.

Black Chickpeas / Kala Chana

Black Chickpeas / Kala Chana: Smaller and darker than Kabuli chana, these chickpeas are used in various Indian dishes, offering a nutty flavour and firm texture when cooked.

Black Matpe Beans / Sabut Urad

Black Matpe Beans / Sabut Urad: Whole black gram, commonly used in making dals and traditional Indian dishes like dal makhani. It has a hearty texture and is rich in protein and fiber.

Black Rice

Black Rice: Known for its deep purple-black color, black rice is rich in antioxidants and has a slightly nutty flavor. It’s often used in health-conscious recipes, salads, and desserts, valued for its high nutritional content.

Black Rice

Black Rice: Black rice, often called forbidden rice, is a nutrient-dense variety with a deep black color that turns purple when cooked. It is rich in antioxidants, fiber, and has a slightly sweet, nutty flavor

Black Sesame Oil

Black Sesame Oil: Darker and richer in flavor than white sesame oil, it’s used in Asian cuisines for flavoring and stir-frying, known for its health benefits and rich aroma.

Black Sesame Seed

Black Sesame Seed: Known for their stronger flavour and high antioxidant content, black sesame seeds are used in both savoury and sweet dishes, especially in Asian cooking

Black-Eyed Peas / Lobia

Black-Eyed Peas / Lobia: Cream-colored beans with a black spot, lobia is widely used in Indian and Southern U.S. cooking, offering a mild flavor and firm texture. They are rich in protein and nutrients.

Brown Flax Seed

Brown Flax Seed: A great source of fiber and omega-3 fatty acids, brown flax seeds are commonly used in smoothies, cereals, and baking for added nutrition

Brown Mustard Seed

Brown Mustard Seed: Brown mustard seeds have a strong flavor and are used in various cuisines, including Indian and Asian. They are often used in pickling and tempering dishes.

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