Kaji Nemu
A fragrant, seedless Assamese lemon, Kaji Nemu boasts of a Geographical Indication (GI) tag
A fragrant, seedless Assamese lemon, Kaji Nemu boasts of a Geographical Indication (GI) tag
The lesser known, often confused and equally tasty cousin of spring onions!
A hardy winter ingredient used in delicacies that brings warmth to many.
The salty-smoky crumbly Bandel cheese’s origins can be traced back to the time the Portuguese settled in Bengal.
Chayote is a crisp, mild-flavoured gourd that thrives in tropical climates and is widely used in stir-fries, curries, and salads.
With its distinctive sour tang, this versatile fruit adds zest to curries, chutneys, and traditional preserves.
Known for its potent sourness and fibrous pulp, Indian gooseberry—or amla—is an essential ingredient during the colder months.
Often resembling tiny green peas, Turkey Berries are bitter yet earthy, adding depth to curries, stews, and chutneys.
Bathua is a nutrient-rich leafy green, commonly used in Indian winter dishes like saag, parathas, and soups.
Ridge gourd, with its mild and slightly sweet flavour, elevates comforting curries, hearty stews, and simple stir-fries.
Recognised by its elongated, slender form, snake gourd offers a subtly bitter crunch, ideal for stews, stir-fries, and even as
Usually recognised by their slender pods, drumsticks offer a slightly pungent, earthy flavour, perfect for enhancing lentil stews and curries.