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Fenugreek seeds

Fenugreek seeds
Small bitterish seeds with a maple syrup aroma for Indian curries, dal and curry blends.

Fenugreek seeds (methi) are small, hard yellowish-brown seeds with a bitterish taste and a characteristic aroma of maple syrup and burnt sugar that opens up with light toasting. They are added to Indian curries, dal, panch phoron, curry blends, chutney, marinades, and to the chaman spice paste for basturma and to bread.

Recipes with this ingredient

Green Lentil Dal
Green Lentil DalIndian cuisine | Main courses

Dal made from green lentils is a soulful Indian dish with deep roots in the history of Eastern cuisine. Lentils combined with aromatic fenugreek, onions, garlic, and spices transform into a tender, velvety mass infused with warm, spicy notes. Carrots and tomatoes add a light sweetness and acidity that balance the flavor. This dish is perfect for warming dinners and its presentation with greens and crispy Indian naan makes it a complete culinary experience. Dal is not only nutritious but also healthy, rich in protein and fiber, making it an ideal choice for vegetarians. In India, it is enjoyed with rice or flatbreads while savoring the complex aroma of spices that unfold with each bite.

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Diaper tea
Diaper teaIndian cuisine | Drinks

Pelenalny tea is an ancient Indian drink known for its warming and calming properties. Its roots trace back to Ayurvedic tradition, where the combination of spices plays a key role in maintaining the body's balance. The flavor of this tea is rich and deep, with notes of sweet anise, spicy ginger, and pungent black pepper, while cinnamon and cardamom add a refined warm sweetness. It is perfect for relaxation after a stressful day, aids digestion, and warms the body in cold weather. Each sip reveals a layered composition of spices, allowing you to adapt the blend to your preferences—making it milder or adding heat. Traditionally served without sugar, honey or milk can be added for a gentler taste.

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Pineapple Chutney with Dried Apricots and Raisins

A versatile snack that goes well with any white meat, as well as with fluffy white pita, ciabatta, etc. You can eat it right after cooking, or you can put it in the refrigerator so that the ingredients can get along with each other.

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