Product Name Cardamom Generic Name Elettaria cardamomum Form Raw Herb Colour Green Category Sub Category Spice Other Name Here are some foreign names for cardamom: Spanish: Cardamomo French: Cardamome German: Kardamom Italian: Cardamomo Portuguese: Cardamomo Dutch: Kardemom Russian: Кардамон (Kardamon) Arabic: هال (Hāl) Hindi: इलायची ( Elaichi) Bengali: এলাচি ( Elāci) Gujarati: એલચી ( Elachi) Tamil: ஏலக்காய் ( Elakkāy) Telugu: ఏలకులు ( Elakulu) Malayalam: ഏലക്കായ ( Elakka) Kannada: ಏಲಕ್ಕಿ ( Elakki) Condition Authentic, Clean and
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an earthy flavor. Recipes 1. Cardamom-Spiced
Chai Latte: Enjoy the aromatic warmth of a homemade chai latte infused with
fragrant cardamom, black tea, warm spices, and creamy milk. 2. Cardamom-Scented
Rice Pudding: Indulge in creamy rice pudding flavored with aromatic cardamom,
sweetened condensed milk, and a hint of vanilla for a comforting dessert. 3. Cardamom
and Orange Roasted Chicken: Elevate your dinner with juicy chicken thighs
marinated in a fragrant blend of cardamom, orange zest, garlic, and herbs,
then roasted to perfection. 4. Cardamom
and Pistachio Granola: Start your day with crunchy homemade granola made with
rolled oats, honey, coconut oil, cardamom, and chopped pistachios for a
nutritious breakfast. 5. Cardamom-Spiced
Apple Crisp: Delight in the flavors of fall with tender apples tossed in warm
spices like cinnamon and cardamom, topped with a buttery oat crumble for a
comforting dessert. About Cardamom is a highly aromatic spice native to the Indian
subcontinent, known for its warm, sweet, and slightly spicy flavor profile.
It comes from the seeds of plants belonging to the genera Elettaria and
Amomum, which are members of the ginger family (Zingiberaceae). Composition / Ingredients Cardamom : 100% Pure Benefits Cardamom, often referred to as the "Queen of
Spices," is not only renowned for its delightful flavor but also for its
numerous health benefits. From traditional medicine to modern research,
cardamom has been associated with various positive effects on health. Top of Form Uses Cardamom is a versatile spice with various culinary and medicinal
uses. Here are some of its common uses: Culinary Purposes: Flavoring Agent: Cardamom is prized for its
strong, unique flavor, which is both spicy and slightly sweet. It's
commonly used in both sweet and savory dishes to impart aroma and
taste. Spice Blends: It's a key ingredient in many
spice blends like garam masala, curry powders, and chai spice mix. Baking: Cardamom adds a distinct flavor to
baked goods like bread, cakes, cookies, and pastries. Beverages: It's used in beverages such as
coffee, tea, and traditional Indian drinks like masala chai and lassi. Desserts: Cardamom enhances the flavor of
desserts like rice pudding, ice cream, custards, and fruit salads. Dosage Culinary Use: In cooking, a typical
recommendation is to use 2-3 whole cardamom pods for flavoring a dish.
However, this can vary based on personal taste preferences and the
specific recipe. Chewing for Oral Health: For freshening
breath or promoting oral health, chewing on one or two whole cardamom
pods after meals can be effective. Top of Form Top of Form
Storage
Directions Keep it in a cool
and dry place away from moisture and sunlight. Store the contents in an
Airtight Container after opening the package.
Nutrition Information Cardamom is generally consumed in small amounts as a spice, so its nutritional
contribution per serving is relatively modest. Here's the approximate
nutritional information for one teaspoon (about 2 grams) of ground cardamom: Calories: 6 Protein: Less than 1 gram Fat: Less than 1 gram Carbohydrates: Approximately 1.4 grams Fiber: Approximately 0.6 grams Vitamin C: Approximately 1% of the
Daily Value (DV) Calcium: Approximately 1% of the
DV Iron: Approximately 2% of the
DV Magnesium: Approximately 2% of the
DV Cardamom is
primarily valued for its flavor and aroma rather than its nutritional
content. However, it does contain small amounts of certain vitamins and
minerals, along with antioxidants that may offer health benefits.
Disclaimer The information provided about cardamom, including its culinary
uses, potential health benefits, and dosage recommendations, is for general
informational purposes only. It should not be construed as medical advice or
a substitute for professional medical care or consultation. Top of Form Top of Form
Process Cardamom undergoes a process from harvesting to preparation
for consumption. After harvesting, the green pods are dried, decorticated to
reveal seeds . The spice is stored in airtight containers. Used in various
culinary dishes, cardamom adds unique flavor and aroma
Country of
Origin INDIA