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Consumption of turmric in differnt ways 

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Turmric :  The uses and benefits of turmeric have been written about extensively. Turmeric has always fascinated food connoisseurs with its vivid color and distinctive flavor, making it one of the most widely used spices in Asian cuisines.

Curcumin, which has antioxidant properties, is found in raw turmeric fingers. This has been shown to treat inflammation and swelling in muscles and joints and reduce fatty buildup in vital organs. It also improves digestion, fights allergies, and detoxifies the liver. It was common for women to rub oil and turmeric (ubtan) on their skin prior to bathing to give their skin a glowing appearance.

For maximum benefits, how should turmeric be consumed?

 

Turmeric is best consumed in liquid form in soup, tea, or smoothies. There is a simple reason for this. Before the active ingredients can be absorbed by the body, the body must break down supplements and vitamins in solid form. As a result, liquid vitamins/supplements allow the nutrients to be absorbed more quickly.

Numerous scientific studies have confirmed this fact. In general, a person ingests 39-53% of capsules or tablets; with liquid extracts, however, that number increases to 98%.

When compared to its other forms, such as tablets or powder, raw turmeric extract contains 95% curcumin? So, in conclusion, turmeric is most beneficial when consumed in its natural state.

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Make turmeric a part of your daily diet

 

Turmeric can be used in a variety of recipes. To increase your intake of turmeric, try different dishes with turmeric, such as daal, lentils, vegetables, and soups. Turmeric has long been used in traditional curries, like rendang and Goan, as well as more contemporary recipes, like popcorn, turmeric green tea, and so on.

 

Getting more turmeric benefits from your diet is much easier and more convenient when you include snacks or meals with a high turmeric content. You should do this even if you are uncomfortable with other forms of them. It’s important to note, however, that how much turmeric your body receives depends on how much is used and how it’s proportioned to the rest of your meal.

 

Adding turmeric to your daily diet in other ways :

 

  • Turmeric can be added to salads by grating it

  • Paste it and use as a vegetable or milk dressing

  • Turmeric can be sprinkled over lentils, rice, or other side dishes after they have been prepared.

  • Lemonade or orange juice with turmeric juice.

  • Teas and coffees can be enhanced with turmeric essential oils.

 

Turmeric can be incorporated into your diet in numerous ways. You can choose whichever suits your taste and convenience. You can maximize the benefits of turmeric by purchasing the best quality.

 

Why Aarug agro Turmeric should be your Choice?

 

There is no doubt that Aarug Agro is an established brand in the organic product sector. From seeds and spices to grains and herbs, the company offers a wide range of organic products. Whether it is turmeric fingers or herbs, OPI products are sourced from authentic sources and contain natural goodness and have excellent aromatic properties. The quality of OPI’s products exceeds set standards and is derived from natural ingredients. It’s no wonder the brand has made its mark abroad as well as at home

 

The comparison of flax seeds and sesame seeds 

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The comparison of flax seeds and sesame seeds 

Flax seeds and sesame seeds : Among the most healthy seeds in the world, flax and sesame seeds are recommended for every individual and should be incorporated into their diet. Seeds such as these are rich in vitamins, fibers, minerals and antioxidants. These seeds also contain 20% proteins, 40% fats, as well as Vitamin E. We will discuss some differences between these two seeds as follows. With the health benefits of flax seeds and sesame seeds, Aarug agro is one of the top organic product manufacturers in India.

In regards to blood pressure

 

Seeds of sesame

Humans of all ages suffer from hypertension in today’s world. Due to magnesium present in the oil, sesame seed oil lowers blood pressure levels.

A flax seed

 

Flax seeds oil has contradictory effects on blood pressure. The human population is associated with a lower risk of developing high blood pressure when they consume more flaxseed oil. Further, flaxseed oil has been shown to lower blood pressure in men with high cholesterol and normal blood pressure. The evidence also suggests that flaxseed oil does not lower blood pressure when consumed dietary or in supplement form

 
Protein of high quality
 

The seeds of sesame

 

Approximately 20% of the amino acids in sesame seeds are of high quality, which makes them an excellent source of protein. As seeds. In other words, they make for an excellent vegetarian protein diet, which can be used directly on salads, veggies, protein bars, and noodles.

 

The flax seed

 

In addition to their high protein content, flaxseeds can be consumed in many different ways on a daily basis, such as in breakfast as flax meal, sprinkled on salads, veggies, protein bars, or roasted directly in the oven.

 

Losing weight and preventing overeating are two benefits of these oil seeds.

Health of the cardiovascular system

Seeds of sesame

The health benefits of sesame oil include prevention of atherosclerotic lesions. Known as sesamol, sesameseed oil possess anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that improve cardiovascular health. There is a significant amount of monounsaturated fatty acid present in this oilseed, which is effective at reducing bad cholesterol and increasing good cholesterol, resulting in a lower chance of having coronary artery disease and strokes.

 

The flax seed

 

The risk of having a heart attack is reduced for people who consume alpha-linolenic acid as part of their diets. The risk of a second heart attack will be lower for men and women who consume a higher intake of alpha-linolenic acid. Flaxseed oil supplements may have a similar effect to flaxseed oil taken orally, but research has not directly measured it.

 

The risk of cancer

 

The seeds of sesame

It is rich in minerals and vitamins which boost the immune system. Sesame seeds contain a variety of minerals and vitamins. Cancer-causing elements are better combated when the body has access to antioxidants and nutrients. A third component of sesame seeds is magnesium, which has anticancer properties.

The sesamollingan in this oil seed fights against cancer. Colon cancer cells can be inhibited by sesame seeds’ antioxidants by inducing mitochondrial apoptosis.

 
The flax seed

 

As well as preventing cancers like colon, blood, tumors, breast, and prostate, flaxseeds also have the characteristic of preventing PMS. It also inhibits tumours from forming new blood vessels due to flax seeds’ antiangiogenic properties.  There is a lower chance of breast cancer developing in women who have a higher level of alpha-linolenic acid in their breast tissue. In order to prevent breast cancer, women should increase their consumption of flax seeds and flax seed oil.

Reduce Cholesterol

 

The seeds of sesame

Bad cholesterol levels can be reduced by eating sesame seeds. A phytosterol found in sesame seeds has a similar structure to cholesterol. Phytosterols mix blood with bad cholesterol. A high concentration of phytosterols is found in nuts and seeds and there are nearly 200 types of phytosterols in plant food. The sesamin and sesamolin found in black sesame seeds are part of a group of fibres called lignans. The effect of lignans on lowering cholesterol is also controlled by them.

 

The flax seed

A diet rich in flax seeds and flax oil can lower blood cholesterol levels. Fats and cholesterol can be trapped in digestive systems by flaxseed fibre. In addition, it aids in the absorption of nutrients by the human body. The gallbladder produces bile from cholesterol, which is present in the human body. The digestive tract excretes bile naturally, forcing the body to produce more bile. The extra cholesterol in the blood is thus used and the overall cholesterol in the blood is even lower as a result.

 

Fiber in the diet

 

Seeds from sesame

 

A tablespoon of sesame seeds contains nearly 3.5 grams of fiber, which is equal to 12% of the daily fiber intake. Sesame seeds are also one of the best sources of omega-3 fatty acids, as well as vitamin E and manganese. In addition to being essential for digestive health, fiber also reduces the risk of heart disease, obesity, diabetes, and cancer. Sesame exports are a major business for Aarug Agro.

 

The flax seed

 

Water-soluble fiber from flax seeds helps digestion work more efficiently. It is recommended to consume 40 grams of flaxseed daily in your diet due to its detoxifying properties, reducing sugar cravings, and weight loss benefits due to food moving more slowly through the small intestine, allowing more nutrients to be absorbed. As one of India’s largest flaxseed suppliers, Aarug Agro provides high quality flaxseed.

Stress

The seeds of sesame

Due to its nutrients, sesame seeds and oil relieve stress. The antispasmodic properties of minerals like calcium and magnesium allow them to regulate muscle relaxation and contraction.

Agribusiness: Sesame Farming

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Agribusiness: Sesame Farming

Sesame Farming :  As one of the oldest oilseed crops known to mankind, sesame seed is considered the oldest. Historically, sesame has been able to grow in areas that are not suitable for other crops. Additionally, it thrives in drought conditions, high heat, little water after monsoon rains have passed, or even when rains fail. In deserts where no other crops grew, subsistence farmers could grow it. A survivor crop has been described as sesame.

Sesamum indicum (Sesamum indica) is actually a flowering plant of the genus Sesamum. They have dark-green, tubular leaves and pale pink or white tubular flowers. Depending on the variety, mature plants can reach heights of 3 to 6 feet. All over the world, sesame has become naturalized. It is cultivated mainly for it’s edible seeds, which are found in pods or buns. There are many species of Sesamum, most of which are wild and native to sub-Saharan Africa.

In the past 3000 years, sesame seeds have been domesticated as one of the ancient oil seed crops. The oil content of this oilseed is the highest among oil seeds. A very common ingredient in global cuisines, sesame seed oil has a rich, nutty taste.

During its growing period, sesame requires hot climatic conditions. It is not good for sesame cultivation to experience frosts, heavy rains, or prolonged droughts. A very low or very high temperature can affect a plant’s growth. Ideally, sesame should be grown between 25 and 35 degrees Celsius.

It usually takes between 3-5 months for sesame seeds to mature for harvest. Harvesting usually occurs when the lower leaves of the plant begin to shed and the leaves turn yellow. The crop should be harvested as soon as the seeds are shed, rather than waiting until they are dead ripe. For the threshing process, ripe sesame plants should be cut at ground level and stacked in the sun for 7 to 10 days.

The 5 Best reasons to eat sesame seeds or til

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The 5 Best reasons to eat sesame seeds or til

Sesame seeds or til : A healthy lifestyle and a beautiful appearance are essential parts of today’s society. To stay healthy and warm, we need a good source of fibre and nutrition in our daily meals. As one of the secrets to our health, sesame seeds are part of our daily meals. It will help to lower blood pressure, heart problems, and cancer risk.

In addition to preventing recurrence of radical damage, reducing swelling and redness, and reducing anti-ageing skin problems, sesame seeds (til) are natural anti-inflammatory ingredients.

India is one of the world’s largest producers? In 2006-2007, India contributed 18.8% of sesame exports to the world, according to APEDA (The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority). Around a thousand tons of sesame seeds are exported from the Indian market to other countries.

These sesame seeds have a lot of nutritional value and come in three varieties.

Seeds of sesame hulled
Seeds of natural sesame
The seeds of black sesame

sesame seed-aarug agro
sesame seed-aarug agro

Our diet plan should include sesame seeds or til for the following reasons:

  • Digestion is healthy and happy
  • Immunity booster
  • Skincare that nourishes and charms
  • Nutritious for health
  • Hypertension and blood pressure are controlled by it

    Digestion is healthy and happy : Healthy living involves having a good immune system and boosting the digestive system. Digestive problems can be treated with black sesame seeds. Sesame seeds are high in fibre and unsaturated fatty acids. Bowel movements will be eased by it.

    Immunity booster : The high fat content of sesame seeds boosts energy levels and improves immunity. As well as fiber, iron, calcium, and omega-3s, this fruit contains some nutrients. As a result, we will stay healthy and full of energy.

    Skincare that nourishes and charms : You can nourish your skin with sesame or use sesame oil to improve your anti-aging problems by consuming sesame. Applied to your skin, sesame seeds keep it moisturised and shiny. The benefits of keeping your skin smooth and improving dryness and dullness on a winter day are greatly increased. You may be surprised to find out that Sesame seed oil can also be used to protect our skin from sunburn.

    Nutritious for health : Dandruff and dry scalp issues are causing hair loss. You can recover from this problem by using sesame seed oil. This product contains fatty omega acids, minerals, Vitamin E, and B complex to nourish hair and make it shine more.

    Hypertension and blood pressure are controlled by it : We can become physically and mentally fit by eating sesame seeds every day. Blood pressure can be controlled and hypertension can be overcome by eating sesame seeds. Magnesium is included, as well as antioxidants. Controlling hypertension and reducing blood pressure will be made easier with this method.


 

A history of organic black cumin 

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A history of organic black cumin 

Organic black cumin :  This annual flowering plant, also known as black cumin, nigella, kalojeere, and kalonji, is native to south and southwest Asia, and is part of the Ranunculaceae family. Black cumin originates from southern Asia, southern Europe, and North Africa. “Habbat al Barakah” – the blessed seed – is the name given to black cumin seeds. Hubbath-us-sauda is the Arabic name for black cumin seed oil.

The herb black cumin, also known as Nigella Sativa, is said to possess magical properties. A highly potent herb, this herb can save your life. An individual’s health and well-being are greatly enhanced by this herb’s properties. Muhammad even proclaimed this herb to be capable of curing the most serious diseases, including death. This herb has been used for centuries, but there isn’t much information about its history. Obviously, you have questions about it, such as where it comes from, how safe it is, and whether it is in agreement with modern medicine.

The origins :

Mediterranean regions are the native home of black cumin. Africa, Asia, Eastern and Southern Europe, as well as North America gradually became part of the spread of this virus. Different regions use herbs differently depending on their region. Its medicinal properties are the same in all regions and have been used to treat a wide variety of ailments. The plant flourishes in certain parts of the world more than others, including the Middle East, and areas falling under the Mediterranean region, including India, Bangladesh, Egypt, Sudan, Turkey and many more.

The Persian physician Ibn Sina mentioned black cumin in his book, “The Book of Healing”. Black cumin seed is praised throughout this book for its preventative and restorative properties. Additionally, he believed the herb stimulated the body’s energy as well as regaining fatigue or dispiritedness. Furthermore, he recommended this herb to treat external irritations and skin disorders, as well as fevers, headaches, colds, and skin disorders. Traditionally, the black cumin seed has been used to heal nervous disorders and gynecological conditions in Ayurveda, which is the traditional Indian form of natural healing. In the East, Nigella Sativa was used medically for the treatment of digestive ailments, and also as a metabolic booster

Uses:

  • Contraception
  • Immune system booster
  • Throat infection
  • Prevention of cancer
  • Traffic congestion
  • Coughing
  • Gas and diarrhea in the intestines
  • The flu
  • Anxiety
  • Increasing the flow of breast milk
  • Disorders of menstruation
  • Obesity reduction

The use of organic black cumin in medicine 

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The use of organic black cumin in medicine 

Organic black cumin in medicine : There are four types of black cumin seeds: black seeds, black caraway seeds, black onion seeds, and black cumin seeds. Seeds for this seed come from Nigella sativa, a small, pale purple, blue, or white plant native to Eastern Europe, Western Asia, and the Middle East. Natural remedies have been used since thousands of years to treat various ailments with this black seed from Nigella sativa. Curries, pickles, and bread can also be flavored with the seeds in the same way cumin and oregano are. In addition to having antioxidant properties, black seed is also said to be able to relieve inflammation inside and outside of the body.

The use of medicine

Black seed has been studied only sparingly in terms of its health benefits. It does appear to have some benefits. Based on available studies, here are a few key conclusions:

The cancer
The diabetic state
The blood pressure
The asthma epidemic
The obesity epidemic
Inflammation of the nose
The skin

 

 

The cancer : In black seed, thymoquinone can lead to apoptosis, which is a process that causes cancer cells to die. Despite the majority of studies using cells rather than real patients, researchers are still unsure whether black seed oil can treat cancer.

The diabetic state : According to a study, black seed can be beneficial to diabetics. Based on studies on the effectiveness of Nigella sativa for diabetes, scientists concluded that it may improve blood sugar and cholesterol levels in diabetics, but noted that further studies are needed to verify the effectiveness.


The blood pressure : Those with mildly elevated blood pressure can reduce their blood pressure by consuming black cumin seed extract for two months or eight weeks.


The asthma epidemic : People with asthma may benefit from black seed oil, according to early research. Compared to inactive drugs or medicines, people with asthma who took black seed oil capsules had significant improvements in asthma control. Black seed extract helps people with asthma improve their coughing, wheezing, and lung function by taking it by mouth. Theophylline and salbutamol are more effective than black seed, however. 

 

The obesity epidemic : In obese women, black seed may reduce risk factors. Following a low-calorie diet for eight weeks, women who consumed Nigella sativa oil or a placebo reduced or decreased their weight, waist circumference, and triglyceride levels more than those who took the placebo.

Inflammation of the nose : Allergies can be treated with black seed oil. The use of black seed oil can reduce nasal congestion, itching, runny nose, and sneezing, according to one study. Black seed oil was also analyzed in one report for its potential role in treating sinusitis. According to studies, the oil has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antihistaminic, immune-modulating, antimicrobial, and analgesic properties that aid in treating the condition.

The skin : Eczema, acne, psoriasis, and other skin conditions can also be treated with black seed oil. There is a lack of scientific evidence to support the claims that black seed oil hydrates hair, softens skin, and moisturizes.

 

 

 

Black Cumin: 6 benefits that will improve your life

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Black Cumin: 6 benefits that will improve your life

BLACK CUMIN : Black cumin, or Nigella sativa, is an herb that has been used for centuries as a medicinal plant all around the globe. Various traditional medicine systems use this plant, including Unani, Tibb, Ayurvedic and Siddha. Various folklore systems have used nigella Sativa seed oil and seeds for medicine and food for a long time. Traditionally, black cumin oil is derived from seeds of Nigella Sativa, a plant in the Ranunculaceae family that comes from Asian origin. In addition to being referred to as black cumin, kalonji is also referred to as Nigella sativa, a flowering plant which belongs to the buttercup family.

Black cumin has the following benefits:

The antioxidants.
Cholesterol is reduced.
Boosts the immune system.
The ability to resist infections.
Skin and hair benefits.
The ability to fight cancer.

The antioxidants : Health and disease are greatly influenced by antioxidants.

It has been found in some research that antioxidants may protect against more than one type of chronic illness, including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and obesity.

Its potent antioxidant properties are attributed to thymoquinone, carvacrol, t-anethole, and 4-terpineol, which are present in kalonji. An important antioxidant is black cumin oil or kalonji essential oil.

Cholesterol is reduced : It has been found that kalonji or black cumin is especially beneficial for lowering cholesterol.

In addition to reducing total cholesterol, “bad” LDL cholesterol, and blood triglycerides, Kalonji also reduces blood pressure. Kalonji oil was found to have a greater effect than kalonji seed or powder. “Good” HDL cholesterol levels were increased only by seed powder. People with diabetes participated in a study in which kalonji was supplemented for one year and their total and LDL cholesterol decreased. Kalonji reduces total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol when taken for 12 weeks.

Boosts the immune system : By increasing defenses and general well-being, black cumin oil and seeds enhance the immune system. In addition to treating stress, it is also an excellent tonic after a period of recuperation. Additionally, it prevents seasonal illnesses.

The ability to resist infections : Infections caused by bacteria and fungi can be treated with black cumin. Candida or fungi infections can also be treated with it if they are caused by Helicobacter pylori.

Skin and hair benefits : Skin and hair problems can be treated with black cumin oil. Aside from preventing burns on the skin and herpes, black cumin also reduces wrinkles due to its antioxidant properties, nourish dry skin and reduce scars. Aside from stimulating regrowth in hair, it prevents dandruff, hydrates dry hair, and makes it soft and manageable.

The ability to fight cancer : Kalonji is high in antioxidants, which help neutralize free radicals that can cause diseases such as cancer. Inactivating breast cancer cells is one of the benefits of kalonji extract. Additionally, researchers have found that kalonji and its components may be effective against a variety of cancers, including pancreatic, lung, cervical, prostate, skin, and colon cancers.

Herbal black cumin: all you need to know

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Herbal black cumin: all you need to know

Herbal black cumin:  This annual angiosperm in the Ranunculaceae family is additionally known as black cumin, nigella, kalojeere, or Kalonji. South Asia, southern Europe, and North Africa are the origins of this black seed. “Habbat al Barakah” means “blessed seeds” – which is what black cumin is referred to as. Researchers have found that black cumin extracts and oil boost bone marrow cells and immune cells, which suggests that they might be used to treat autoimmune disorders as well as cancer. One of the leading companies in the agriculture sector is Aarug agro

It is relatively unknown in the west to consume Kalonji seeds, which are also called Nigella sativa or black cumin seeds (scientific name Nigella Sativa). Indian and Middle Eastern cuisines commonly use them as a spice because of their bitter taste and pungent smell. Approximately 100 chemical compounds are found in black cumin seeds, and many of them still remain unidentified. In addition to beta-sitosterol and thymoquinone, black cumin seeds contain phytosterols, amino acids, omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids, vitamins B1, B2, and B3, and protein. As well as zinc, iron, copper, and phosphorus, they contain other elements.

Black cumin seeds are manufactured and exported by Aarug Agro.

Black cumin has many health benefits

  • Our immune system needs a boost
  • Anti-Diabetic use of Kalonji seeds
  • Kidney protection and kidney stones prevention

Suitable for eczema & skin conditions

   Our immune system needs a boost :  Black seeds have been mentioned as a great source of immunity-boosting medicine in traditional remedies. By increasing macrophage function in the stomach, black cumin/Nigella Sativa seeds prevent the invasion of invaders. Natural killer T cells are cytotoxic to tumor cells when the seeds extract is taken.

 

Anti-Diabetic use of Kalonji seeds : Many bio doctors recommend kalonji seeds for treating diabetes. Kalonji seeds should be consumed in the daily diet of a human in order to reduce their diabetic risk. In the body, the extract stimulates or improves insulin production. Diabetes and cholesterol are also controlled by seed oil.

Kidney protection and kidney stones prevention :  Traditionally, those suffering from kidney issues, especially kidney stones, have used kalonji seeds to treat their symptoms. Gentamycine kidney toxicity is reduced in a positive correlation with this seed oil. Injuries to the kidney can be treated with the extract from the seeds.

Suitable for eczema & skin conditions : Skin problems such as worms and eczema can be treated with nigella oil. They are also useful for treating eczema and boils.

The nutritional value of organic black cumin

  • This product is filled with B-Complex vitamins such as Thiamine, Niacin, and Folic Acid
  • Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, and Iron are all present in this food.
  • Seeds containing arginine are edible. Infants require arginine to grow properly.
  • There are monosaccharides present within black cumin, which include glucose, rhamnose, xylose, and arabinose.
  • It contains a lot of fatty acids, which makes it a very healthy food. Linolenic and Linoleic acids are also included in this category of unsaturated and essential fatty acids.
  • Additionally, they are excellent sources of dietary fiber due to their non-starch polysaccharide composition.

 

Types and nutritional values of lentils

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Types and nutritional values of lentils

Lentils : We eat lentils around the world because they are one of the oldest cultivated legumes. Our diets contain a lot of fibre and protein from lentils. Additionally, they cook faster because of their smaller size compared to beans, since they do not need soaking before cooking. As a source of high-quality protein, lentils are highly versatile and inexpensive.

As organic lentil suppliers have increased, exports have steadily increased. Organic & Conventional Lentils are available from Aarug Agro. Among the Indian Aarug Agro manufacturers, they are the pioneers. The following is a breakdown of their nutritional content. They are affordable, easy to cook, and extremely healthy. In one serving of lentils, there are about 230 calories, 18 grams of protein, 1 gram of fat, 16 grams of fiber, and 1 gram of fat. If you include this legume in your diet, you will benefit from:

The fiber : It is beneficial to maintain blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels by eating lentils because they contain both soluble and insoluble fibre. As a result, heart disease and strokes are reduced.

The protein : Our stomachs are kept full and our bodies are provided with energy all day long thanks to protein. The importance of proteins for building muscles lies in their ability to aid in muscle wear and tear.

The energy : The combination of fibre and complex carbohydrates in lentils makes them an excellent source of slow-burning energy.

The vitamins and minerals in food : Vitamins and minerals found in lentils are very beneficial to humans. In lentils, for instance, the magnesium content keeps the body energized and helps keep the blood flowing.

 

Lentils are available in the following types and benefits:

The black-eyed pea : There are more nutrients in one cup of black-eyed peas than in a Caesar salad! There are 198 calories in black-eyed peas, along with 1 gram of healthy fat, which is necessary on a daily basis. A very important aspect of Black Eyed Peas is its fiber content, which has been shown to reduce cholesterol levels in patients with heart diseases and heart conditions. In addition to being an essential part of a balanced diet, Black Eyed Peas contain a high sodium content.

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Pile of uncooked black-eyed beans isolated on white. Top view.

The chickpea : Throughout India and the UK, chickpeas are an important part of the diet. Bodybuilders who are vegetarians trust this type of cereal for its high protein content. Healthy fats and thiamine are found in chickpeas. Bengal gram is another name for them. Among the leading suppliers of chickpeas in India is Aarug Agro India.

AARUG CHANA
Chick Peas from Legume Family on black slate background. High resolution 45Mp image using Canon EOS R5 with associate macro lens

 

The brown chickpea : Chickpeas of this type are dark brown in color and smaller in size than yellow chickpeas. An average half cup of brown chickpeas provides 360 calories, 5 grams of fat, 60 grams of carbohydrates, 17 grams of fibre, and 19 grams of protein. When made into soups during sickness, brown chickpeas are a great addition. As well as eating them raw, they can also be boiled a bit.

macro Close-up of Organic chana or chickpea
macro Close-up of Organic chana or chickpea

(chana dal) Chickpeas split :  Soluble fibre in chana dal is an important source of manganese, copper, protein, folate, B vitamin B1, phosphorus, B vitamin B5 and potassium. Due to their taste, split chickpeas are used to make eatables in India. In many dishes, they also serve as taste enhancers. As a basic necessity, split chickpeas have high protein and vitamin content. In addition to providing energy, Split Chickpeas contain vitamins and minerals that are vital to diabetics since they have a low sugar level.

The whole moong bean : In addition to having an amazing taste, whole moong beans are also available as seedlings or as peas. There are a few shops that sell whole moong beans in the US, but they are not as popular as in India. Nutritional supplements are abundant in moong legumes. When a handful of lentils are consumed, a person is satisfied. A basic component of every Indian’s staple diet, these legumes are high in taste.

mung-beans
mung-beans

 

Moong Dal : In order to make moong dal, a whole moong vegetable must be divided. This little green-colored lentil makes up moong (green lentil). The Moong Dal tastes delicious and has a firm-tender texture. Because of their yellow-green color, they are also called yellow-green lentils.

 snack food- baked moong dal.

Split pigeon peas (Toor Dal): Since almost centuries, toor dal has been used as an ingredient in sauces and Indian dals as well as curries. Since they do not have a safety cover, they take less time to prepare. Added to soups, sauces, and soups, toor dal is perfect for adding heartiness and taste.

 

toor dal bean

Kidney beans: Unless they are pre-soaked and warmed to a steaming point for at least 10 minutes, raw kidney beans contain high levels of nutritional values and are therefore more harmful than most other vegetable types. People get a bad rap about beans making them gassy, but that doesn’t mean you should avoid them. It is beneficial to your overall health to consume up to three glasses of beans each week, according to nutritionists.

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Food background -aarug agro

Red Lentils: Peas may be the earliest legume harvested in history. Despite their size, lentils are a health all-star. Their fibre content and protein content makes them a good meat alternative for vegetarians. Also, they are high in vitamin B, folic acid, metal, phosphorus, magnesium, zinc oxide, and potassium.

Red lentils
Red lentils

Whole black lentils: In addition to its beneficial effects on the heart, lentils also contain magnesium. Calcium mineral route blocker magnesium is nature’s own calcium mineral route blocker. During adequate mineral magnesium intake, blood vessels and bloodstream breathe a sigh of relief, which reduces resistance and boosts blood circulation, fresh air, and also are beneficial throughout the body.

Advantages of pulses for your health

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Advantages of pulses for your health

pulses for your health: It is highly likely that you have heard about pulses, lentils or you may be already consuming pulses and lentils in your diet if you are health conscious and take fitness workouts daily to remain fit and also take in a plant-based diet. A comprehensive guide on the nutritional importance of pulses & lentils is brought to you by Organic Products India, a leading manufacturer of organic products in India.

The proteins are: Pulses should be a part of our daily diet if we are to maintain a healthy lifestyle. The body needs it to maintain and repair itself.  Protein can be found in beans, which contain amino acids. In total, there are nine essential amino acids. Protein can also be obtained from amaranth, quinoa, soy, and animal products, and contains all nine essential amino acids. People can also add dairy products, grains, and nuts to their meals to get all the protein they need during the day.

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A powerful antioxidant : Pulses, beans, and lentils are rich in polyphenols, which are antioxidants. During metabolism, damaging chemicals are produced in the human body that cause free radicals. These damaging chemicals are protected from the body by antioxidants. Free radicals can cause a variety of diseases. The antioxidant helps to remove these free radicals so the consumption of pulses and lentils is very important.

The metabolism of glucose in diabetes : Consuming pulses regularly prevents diabetes and stabilizes glucose levels in the blood. Pulses lower blood glucose levels.

The vitamin folate : The health of red blood cells depends on folate. Beans, lentils, and pulses contain a variety of essential nutrients, including folate. During pregnancy, it prevents neural tube defects in women.

A healthy heart :Heart disease and cardiovascular death are less likely to occur in people who consume pulses, beans, and lentils regularly. Reduced cardiovascular risk can be achieved by substituting pulses, beans, and lentils for animal meat.  A study has also found that these proteins may reduce cholesterol level and blood pressure in humans.

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The control of appetite : Pulses, lentils, and beans provide fiber, protein, and healthy starches that cause humans to feel satisfied after eating them. It can help you lose weight and prevent overeating as a dietary strategy.

The risk of cancer : The antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of pulses, beans, and lentils help reduce the risk of cancer. Lentils contain selenium. Tumor growth is slowed down by this element. As well as increasing immunity, it stimulates the production of T cells in the human body. A T cell kills a disease.

The control of appetite : In addition to fiber, proteins, and healthy starches, pulses, lentils, and beans give humans a feeling of satisfaction when they eat them. Weight loss may also be achieved through this dietary strategy.

What are the reasons for  high demand for dehydrated vegetables in the international market

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What are the reasons for  high demand for dehydrated vegetables in the international market

Dehydrated Vegetables : When food is processed, dehydration prevents microorganisms from growing for an indefinite amount of time by eliminating moisture. Seeds were sun-dried by the prehistoric peoples using dehydration as a method of preserving food.

You can dehydrate food for preservation in two ways: by removing its moisture, you inhibit bacteria from growing, preserving the food for a longer period. You can also shrink the food, making it easier to store.

An edible food product that has a longer shelf life and is ready to consume. The popularity of dehydrated vegetables has consequently increased. Due to rising consumer demands, companies are leveraging technology to produce dehydrated vegetables that can be consumed for a longer period of time, fueling growth in sales of the international market.

Buying and cleaning fresh vegetables, sorting them and sizing them before cooking are time-consuming tasks in today’s busy lifestyle. Dehydrated vegetables save time. These products are mainly used as condiments in different dishes since they are produced from sun-dried and ground versions of fresh vegetables. These dehydrated vegetables-based seasonings are characterized by their pure content, hygienic processing method, long shelf life, distinctive taste and smell, high nutritional value, affordability, and moisture-free content.

Dehydrated vegetables are in high demand on the international market for the following reasons:

  • Healthy and nutritious

  • Chemicals or preservatives are not used

  • The money is saved

  • Preservation and storage are easy

  • Homemade goods can be made in an assortment

  • It’s portable

  • Plant-based diets are perfect for this product

  • It reduces waste

  • Be prepared in the event of an emergency

    There are three types of dehydrated foods:

    • The minced meat

    • A granule

    • It is powdered

    • A flake

    • Knabbed

    • The slices

    • The chopped

Caraway Side Effects, Uses, And More..

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Caraway Side Effects, Uses, And More..

Caraway :  It is actually the dried fruit of the caraway plant that is used to make caraway seeds. Nevertheless, they’re commonly referred to as seeds in the culinary world. Caraway seeds can be tasted in rye bread.

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Whole vs. Ground

Sometimes you’ll prefer a subtler taste without the crunch of whole caraway seeds. In this case, ground caraway can be used. The ground version is more potent, so if a recipe calls for one teaspoon of whole caraway, you would substitute a scant 3/4 teaspoon of the ground version.

Do you know how it tastes?

In many dishes, caraway seeds add a subtle licorice flavor and a pleasant aroma. Earthy and peppery, with hints of citrus.

Using Caraway in Cooking

Baking frequently uses caraway seeds. It is a traditional ingredient in British seed cakes to use caraway seeds in rye and soda bread. Besides curry, soups, sausages, vegetables, and liqueurs, such as aquavit, caraway seeds are used to flavor curries, soups, and soups. Pickling and brining are also sometimes done with them. Garlic, pork, and cabbage pair well with caraway seeds. Caraway seeds can be used in the following ways:

  • Caraway seeds are an excellent addition to potato salad and coleslaw.
  • Adding a pinch to tomato-based sauces or soups will enhance the flavor.
  • Sweet potatoes or roasted potatoes can be topped with this seasoning.
  • Add to a cheese dip.
  • To enhance the flavor of baked apples, sprinkle with sugar.
  • Shortbread cookies or Irish soda bread cookies can be made with this ingredient.
  • Beef goulash or kielbasa stew can be seasoned with this spice.
  • Any recipe that calls for cabbage can be enhanced with this ingredient.
  • Pork roast or pork chops go well with this sauce.

    Along with seeds, caraway leaves can also be used as herbs both fresh and dried, adding them to salads, soups, and stews, much like parsley.Similarly to celery root, the root is sometimes consumed as a vegetable.


    A method for toasting caraway seeds

    Toasting caraway seeds adds a delicious flavor to breads and salads, but the earthy taste of fennel and anise does not become apparent until the seeds are cooked or dry roasted. Over medium-high heat, add the caraway seeds to a small dry skillet. The seeds should be fragrant after two to three minutes of cooking. Let the seeds cool after you remove them from the heat. You can then bake with them.

    The substitutions

    Anise seed, celery seed, dill seed, fennel seed, coriander seed, and whole cumin can also be used in place of caraway, along with other spices from the Apiaceae family.Each flavor will be unique and distinct, but not wholly dissimilar. In the same way that caraway provides a licorice note, aniseed and fennel seeds also do.

    Caraway: Where to Buy

    In the spice aisle of grocery stores, you can find both whole and ground caraway. It is much less common to find caraway leaves or caraway root. Some herb specialty shops and online retailers sell dried leaves. Farmers’ markets sometimes sell the root. Your best bet may be to grow your own caraway plants for both the leaves and the root.

    A storage facility

            Keeping caraway, either whole or ground, in a cool, dry place is the best way to store them. The shelf life of whole caraway can be extended by storing it in the refrigerator. In general, you can keep spices fresh as long as you keep them out of the sun, away from heat, and sealed in airtight glass jars. In the ground form, it is best to grind or crush the seeds yourself if you want to use it as it is. The whole caraway will keep much longer than the ground version.

What Is the Difference Between Cumin and Caraway?

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Caraway and cumin are sometimes confused. Caraway seeds are smaller, lighter in color, and have a hotter taste than cumin seeds. Due to its essential oil content, cumin has a strong flavor and a warm aroma.

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Cumin 

Cumin is the dried seed of the herb plant Cuminum cyminum, which looks like parsley. Many cultures use the seeds whole or ground. Curries, Mexican dishes, and breads often contain this relative of fennel and caraway as well as some cheeses and digestive schnapps. Kreuzkümmel is what Germans call this seed.

Other Types of Cumin


As a member of the buttercup family, black cumin (Nigella sativa) is also known as black onion seeds or schwarzkümmel in German. Fladenbrot, a type of flatbread sold throughout Germany in Turkish markets, is commonly topped with black sesame seeds.

Middle Eastern and Indian dishes use another black cumin, Bunium persicum. Like cumin and caraway, it is crescent-shaped and dark brown ..Dill, fennel, and caraway spices are all considered digestive aids in folklore, as are both black cumin seeds.

 

Caraway

Known in German as kümmel, caraway seeds come from the plant Carum carvi. There are five pale ridges on each crescent-shaped wing.

Germans typically use whole caraway rather than ground cumin in their kitchens. With an anise-like taste and aroma, it is commonly used in breads, cheeses, sauerkraut, and root vegetables. As an ingredient in beauty products, folk medicine, breath fresheners, and desserts, it is also used in liquor and desserts.

 

 

 

The 5 herbs that will protect you from the flu

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The 5 herbs that will protect you from the flu

Herbs are plants with fragrant properties used to flavour and embellish food for medicinal purposes. Fresh or dried, these leaves are used in cooking. In addition to adding flavour and colour to a drink or dish, herbs have a number of health-promoting properties.

As winter approaches, many people will be sick with influenza, even if they love the cold air after a long summer. During the winter months, influenza is a prevalent viral infection. As a respiratory disease, it is often associated with the common cold. It is easy to spread the flu and affects our lungs, throat, and nose despite having similar symptoms. The flu is caused by different viruses. It is possible to protect ourselves from the flu by using kitchen herbs that act as effective home remedies.

Protect yourself from the flu with these herbs

The andrographis : A Chinese herbal medicine called King of the Bitters is also known as a treatment for infections and inflammation. The antimicrobial effect of this compound is achieved by regulating a particular peptide that has been found to play an important role in innate immunity.

Five days of treatment with tablets containing mostly andrographis and a small amount of Siberian ginseng was carried out in a pilot study. Compared to the control group, they experienced fewer flu complications. As a result of the herbs, the length of time that the illness lasted was minimized and the healing process was accelerated. Their sick leave was also reduced as a result.

The herb berberine :  Goldenseal, coptis, and phellodendron contain this type of active ingredient. The mortality rate of mice treated with berberine decreased from 90% to 5% and viral titres in their lungs decreased 3. The anti-inflammatory properties of berberine may also prevent further damage to organs and tissues as it inhibits the activity of viral neuraminidase.

The herb echinacea: Influenza is commonly treated with this herb. Moreover, it has anti-viral and antibacterial properties because it enhances and modulates the immune system. Vaccination responses can be improved by reducing respiratory symptoms with Echinacea. Moreover, E. purpurea root protected against influenza Av in a laboratory experiment.

The herb thyme :  A bitter compound and essential oils are present in it. Their antiseptic and immune-supportive properties are thought to be responsible for its antiseptic properties. As a result of the thyme leaves warming up the body, the lungs are specifically stimulated. The herb thyme has been traditionally used for removing mucous membranes from the lungs and reducing congestion. There are many types of syrups that contain it because it is an effective cough suppressant.

The elecampane : Since it has poignant properties, it prevents coughs and expectorates. Bronchitis, cough, hay fever, asthma, tuberculosis and pleurisy are traditionally used to treat them.

 

 

Choosing the best spice exporter in india

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Choosing the best spice exporter in india

Spice exporter : Spices are the first step in creating flavor in Indian cuisine. The taste quotient of recipes is elevated by spices, which can be spicy, pungent, nutty, floral, or fruity. In addition to adding color, texture, and aroma to dishes, spices and herbs also have a number of health benefits.

It makes sense to prioritize factors like quality, freshness, and origin when ingredients are so essential. In order to make the right choice, here are the criteria to consider when finding a spice exporter in India.

 

A  Spice exporter : Seasonings and flavors are made up of dried parts of plants other than leaves. Their main purpose is to add flavor to recipes rather than to be the main ingredient. Their main function is to add flavor to food, as well as to preserve it. India is the world’s largest consumer, producer, and exporter of spices. You will find cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, pepper, turmeric, ginger, mace, saffron, vanilla, cumin, dill seed, among others, in spices. India is the world’s largest consumer, producer, and exporter of spices.

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Uses : An important part of Ayurvedic practice is the use of spices for curing common ailments including headaches, coughs & colds. In India, you will find most of the leading spice exporters because these have been an essential part of Indian cuisine for hundreds of years. Known for their distinctive spicy flavor, they are commonly used in Indian cuisine. Natural preservatives can also be found in them.

 

Health Benefits : The phytochemicals in spices are highly concentrated, giving them antimicrobial properties and disease-preventing properties. Additionally, they are anti-depressants and mood enhancers.

 

Spice quality is a priority

 

If you want to select spices with a high level of quality, you should first determine if the exporter focuses on quality. You should determine whether the turmeric you’re looking for is free of adulteration, additives, and pesticides, for example, if you’re looking for a turmeric exporter in India.

It is essential to enhance culinary dishes and food products with purity in order to achieve fresh taste, rich flavor profiles, and long shelf lives.

Identify the spice’s form

 

You should ask yourself what form of fenugreek spice you need if you are looking for a fenugreek supplier from India. Whether you want the spice whole or ground—that’s the difference. A chef’s culinary preparation depends on three parameters: convenience, concentration, and concentration.

Unground is the best option if you prefer to mix your spices strictly according to certain ratios. Ground spices, on the other hand, provide an immediate, concentrated taste of flavor that’s ready-to-use. Whole spices hold aroma and flavor for a longer time than grounded spices from the perspective of shelf life.

Read More : Turmeric: Farming, planting, care, harvsting guide and health benefits

Make sure you know the shelf life

The shelf life of a spice determines its potency and value. Shelf stability is therefore an important consideration when choosing spice exporters in India. Linseed suppliers with ambiguous shelf lives aren’t the best source for large quantities of the material. While the length of time is determined by processing and storage, spices usually last between one and four years. Anything less than this is unacceptable.

Consult your family and friends

In your first time purchasing spices in bulk, you may feel apprehensive. Your family and friends are the best people to ask for their opinions on this matter. If you are referred to an exporter by a relative or friend who has experience working with them before, you may feel more confident.

Additionally, if the exporter has a website, forum, and social media presence, you can find customer reviews and testimonials there. Quality assurance and customer service will be revealed in this way.

Dals and pulses have 4 amazing health benefits

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Dals and pulses : Dried, split pulses are referred to as dal in the Indian subcontinent. Pulses are one of the largest crops produced in India. Dals and pulses are integrated with spices to create Indian cuisine’s main essence. With different varieties of pulses and dals, you can make many different kinds of desserts, stews, curries, soups, snacks, and much more. Pulses and dals are one of India’s major exports. Organic Product

Dals and pulses have the following health benefits:

 

  •  A heart-healthy food
  • Providing the best nutrition
  • Ensure that diseases are minimized
  • A high protein diet is beneficial for growth


Protein, fibre, calcium, and other nutrients are found in pulses and dals. Incorporating them into your daily diet helps you live a healthy and active lifestyle. Dals and pulses have a number of health benefits.

 A heart-healthy food :  Because pulses are high in fiber, dals and pulses are healthy foods. They are also very nutritious. As a result, they help to improve heart health by reducing cholesterol levels in the body. These foods can reduce the risk of heart attack and cholesterol-based heart diseases. Some pulses and dals also contain high potassium content and low sodium content, which helps regulate blood pressure.

 

Providing the best nutrition : If pulses and dals are counted together, they contain an abundance of vitamins and minerals. One’s balanced diet is largely dependent upon the nutrients that each sub-group carries. It is the pulses that contain the most fiber, calcium, potassium, and folate of any foodstuff. Besides protein and iron, dals are also high in magnesium, zinc, and vitamin B. For a healthy body and proper functioning, dals and pulses contain all the nutrients it needs.


Ensure that diseases are minimized : Having extensive and rich nutritional profiles, pulses and dals have numerous health benefits to offer. These pulses and dals are known for their low-glycemic index, meaning the blood sugar levels won’t spike after eating them, reducing the risk of diabetes. Diabetes patients may benefit from consuming these types of food regularly. The antioxidants in dals help fight off free radicals and keep the immune system strong to prevent a variety of diseases. They help keep your digestive tract healthy because they are high in fiber.


A high protein diet is beneficial for growth : Protein and calcium are great nutrients found in dals and pulses. Veggies can substitute seafood and animal products as far as nutrition is concerned. Growing stages require a nutritious diet. To get the necessary energy and to develop properly, children and adolescents must eat a balanced diet.

 

Exporter and manufacturer of pules            

 

 

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The seeds of legume plants are dried and edible. Nature provides them in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Their harvesting is strictly as dry grains, as opposed to green vegetable crops. In addition to dry peas and dry beans, but also chickpeas, pigeonpeas, cow peas, lentils, etc., there are many kinds of pulses. There are a number of nutrients and vitamins in pulses, including proteins, fibre, iron, zinc, and folate. In spite of their high protein, complex carb and fibre content, they are low in fat, which makes you feel full without feeling bloated.

Uses : A nutritious diet should include pulses and lentils. The use of these ingredients is widespread throughout the world’s cuisine.

Health Benefits : A pulse is packed with protein, iron, and antioxidants that prevent muscle loss, provide good vision, sharpen memory, and maintain hemoglobin levels. The nutrients manganese and phosphorous in lentils promote bone and eye health and help to manage blood sugar levels.

Mustard Types: differences and similarities

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Mustard Types: differences and similarities

Mustard Types:  Mustard plants belong to Brassicaceae (the mustard family) species Brassica and Sinapis. Worldwide, mustard seeds are used primarily as spices. The yellow condiment known as prepared mustard is made by grinding the seeds and mixing them with liquids such as water, vinegar, or other liquids. Besides eating the mustard seeds as mustard greens or cooking with the leaves, mustard seeds can also be pressed to make oil.

Manufacturers of mustard:

 

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In the Mustard family, yellow mustard seeds are small, round, yellow seeds. Their taste is pungent. As bitter as the seeds are by nature, toasting them brings out their complex scent. Oil and sauces are normally made from yellow mustard seeds.

At Aarug agro, we are a major supplier of Yellow mustard seeds worldwide.

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Uses : Oil and sauces are usually made from yellow mustard seeds. The flavor of these seeds is slightly milder than that of Black/Brown Mustard seeds, so they are often used for pastes and sauces. Spice rubs and pickling spice mixes often contain these seeds. Making mustard from these seeds is a simple process.

Health Benefits :

As well as being a great source of dietary fiber, protein, calcium, iron, zinc, magnesium and phosphorus, yellow mustard seeds are also a good source of dietary fiber. Among the many benefits of mustard are its high magnesium & selenium content, which help prevent asthma, menopause, and migraines.

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Seed Suppliers for black mustard :

Also known as brown mustard, black mustard, and true mustard, Black Mustard Seeds are Brassica nigra. Despite being the most pungent of all mustard varieties, these tiny (approximately 1-2 mm in diameter) but strongly flavored seeds are used in many Indian cuisines.  Only three of the 40 mustard varieties produce culinary mustard seeds.

The Aarug Agro Group is a leading supplier of black mustard seeds around the globe.

Uses : The oil industry and animal feed industry most commonly use black mustard seeds because of their distinct flavor. Most Indian cuisines use it as a primary ingredient. There is a great deal of medicinal value in its seeds and leaves.

Health Benefits : An increase in urine production and an increase in appetite are among the benefits of black mustard seed. It induces vomiting and relieves water retention (edema).

Mustard types : Mustard comes in several varieties, including yellow, black, and brown mustards.

Yellow mustard seeds are coated with yellow pigments and grown in North American condiment industries to produce condiments such as mayonnaise and salad dressings. Yellow mustard seeds are used in prepared meats as binders and protein extenders.

Reddish brown to dark brown seed coatings are characteristic of brown mustards. Compared to yellow mustard condiments, brown and black mustards are spicier.

Mustard’s health benefits

  1. Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disorder that can be treated with mustard seeds. Psoriasis treatments may include mustard seeds, which have anti-inflammatory properties. Psoriasis-led legions are also healed by the use of these seeds, which stimulate the activity of beneficial enzymes.
  2. When the skin comes in contact with an allergen, mustard seeds provide therapeutic relief from contact dermatitis. In addition to healing the tissues, mustard seeds help reduce swelling in the ears associated with contact dermatitis.
  3. The omega-3 fatty acids present in mustard oil make it a healthier option for cooking when compared to other oils for the heart.
  4. As mustard seeds generate heat, they are frequently used to treat colds and sinus problems. Mucus in the air passages is cleared by mustard.
  5. In addition to causing redness, mustard also produces analgesic effects when applied as a plaster. The warm effects of mustard plaster may cause blisters on the skin if applied directly.
  6. Various types of bacteria and fungi can be prevented from spreading infections by mustard products.Due to mustard seed’s vitamin A and omega-3 fatty acid content, mustard seeds are also used in skin care and hair care products.

 

MUSTARD: 10 THINGS YOU DIDN’T KNOW

 

In terms of size, mustard seeds are both small and bold seeds from the Brassica juncea and Black nigra families.

It is widely used for oil extraction, sauces, and other purposes worldwide. There are many ways that mustard seeds are used in our everyday lives that we do not know about. In addition to preventing cholesterol problems and diseases, mustard seeds’ antioxidants are beneficial to the body. In addition, it helps to prevent cancer and control blood sugar levels.

Mustard seeds have many fascinating facts, which will help us to understand more about their uses in the following ways.

 Oil from mustard seeds:  Oil from mustard seeds contains omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and mustard seeds are rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, making them more healthy and desirable. Virgin mustard seed oil is applied to the hair to maintain its health in India. Refined mustard oil is used for cooking, while refined mustard seed oil is used for hair care.

 Cold viruses can be reduced by mustard seeds:  Some interesting facts about mustard seeds indicate that they can prevent viral infections, coughs, and colds. Allergies, colds, and coughs can be relieved with mustard oil. This is due to the fact that mustard oil contains a heating component that will provide full immunity support and a full recovery from illness.

Increases immunity and reduces cholesterol problems: Oil and sauces can be made from mustard seeds. As a result of its nutritional value, it can lower your cholesterol and boost your immunity, preventing heart disease and artery blockages.

Calorie Count Improvement : There are some interesting nutritional facts that mustard seeds possess, such as the low number of calories and lower amount of fat compared to mayonnaise or other sauces.


Cancer cells are less likely to mature when mustard seeds are consumed : The use of mustard seeds as oil in meals must have been discovered by many researchers. By reducing blood clots and cancer cells, it will help improve blood cells.

Digestive enhancement products : A high fibre content, ease of bowel movements, and boost in digestive function make mustard seeds an excellent source for improving digestion systems.

 

 There is a lot of health benefits associated with mustard seeds oil : Swollen joints and arthritis symptoms can be relieved with mustard oil massage. It is beneficial for the body to be massaged with mustard oil in order to heal and reduce pain. A warm massage is made possible by its natural warmth.

 

Improves the strength of your teeth and gums: In addition to their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, mustard seeds are also rich in a number of nutrients that help relieve gum discomfort, bone pain, and tooth sensitivity. General oral health.

It’s mustard seeds that make you beautiful : All of these vitamins aid in anti-aging and slow down the aging process, making mustard seeds a great anti-aging food.

 

Metabolism is improved by mustard seeds: Yellow mustard seeds are known to improve metabolism. In addition to being high in protein and fibre, it plays an important role in metabolism.

 

 

 

 

Go organic : it’s good for nature and you

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Go organic : it’s good for nature and you

Go organic : Organic food has become more and more popular in recent years. There are many benefits to going organic, but many people are unaware of the reasons as to why they are beneficial not just to their health, but also to the soil and ecosystem over all. Organic foods have a few advantages.

1.The goal is to minimize your body’s total toxic burden

         Those animals and plants labeled “Organic” haven’t been treated with any of the following:

  • The antibiotics
  • A pesticide
  • A herbicide
  • The use of synthetic fertilizers or sewage sludge
  • Radiation
  • Hormones of growthHerbicides and pesticides are toxic and poisonous by nature. Since a very long time, we have been eating these toxins in our diet. Pesticide exposure is most often caused by nutritional intake, according to the National Research Council.

    Pesticide levels in the body can be reduced by eating organic foods. An experimental study published in 2005 showed that 15 days of organic food consumption significantly decreased urinary levels of organ phosphorus pesticides.

    The conventional foods we eat have chemical pesticide residues which are harmful to our health for many years. Organic food is the only way to remove these poisons from our bodies.

 

2.  In organic food, the word GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) means no longer present.

 

In genetically modified organisms, DNA from different species is combined to create a new plant or animal. Globally, GMO crops like soy, corn, beets, and alfalfa are in great demand.

Crops modified by genetic engineering are resistant to weather and pests. By combining BT-Toxin with genetically modified corn, a new insecticide can be created. Insects are killed by BT-Toxin by damaging their inner digestive system layers. It is not only the BT-toxin that damages insects, but also human cells. In addition to damaging the human intestines, it also affects the leaky gut.

As an effective nematode control method, organic farmers use BT-Toxin to produce bacteria. There is very little concentrated BT-Toxin produced by the bacteria itself. GMO corn that contains a high percentage of BT-Toxin cannot be removed. Genetically engineered crops contain it as part of their genetic makeup.

3.Soil benefits from organic farming

Plant companion plants simultaneously, rotate crops, use animal fertilizers, and use animal fertilizers. Using these things, you can control weeds, control pests, and maintain soil quality.

A large amount of pesticides are used in agriculture, which causes water pollution. Several studies have concluded that agriculture has negatively impacted river and lake water quality, showing that pesticides are polluting the river and lake banks. In addition to reducing soil damage, you can help support farmers who maintain their farms responsibly by promoting Organic Farming and using Organic Products.

4.Nutrients are naturally found in organic crops

Organic food offers nutritional benefits over conventional food, which many of us are curious about. The nutritional value of organic foods is high, and they are also loaded with antioxidants. Organic food possesses a lower percentage of heavy metals, particularly cadmium pesticides, according to studies. There are also studies that prove organic farming increases the production of substances that fight cancer called flavonoids in the human body. Pesticides and herbicides used in conventional farming decrease the level of cancer-fighting compounds.

Basically, conventionally grown crops are harmful to the human body and negatively affect society as a whole. In contrast, organic crops contain more nutrients, which increase immunity power and reduce toxins in the body.

 

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Substitutes are available for most common foods                

Savoring delicacies awakens the taste buds of humans. There should be no compromise on a food’s taste, regardless of how it is prepared. Our food contains a variety of flavors. Today, it’s all about finding ways to eat healthy and tasty. To do this, we have to find alternatives.

        A substitution for fish oil with brown flax seed oil : 

  • Omega 3 oils and proteins are abundant in brown flax seeds/linseeds.
  • Doctors and dieticians recommend consuming this oil on a daily basis.
  • In addition, Flax Seeds Oil can also be used by vegetarians who are allergic to seafood but want to balance their nutrition. Nausea, rashes, and headaches are all symptoms of seafood allergies.

 

         Oats and couscous instead of quinoa

  • For a healthy breakfast, cook quinoa with milk.
  • Oatmeal can be substituted with it. The protein content of quinoa is high.
  • Since couscous is made of processed wheat flour, it can also be substituted for it. Their textures are identical.

    The benefits of coconut milk as an alternative to cow’s milk

  • Calcium is a great way to prevent chronic diseases. Calcium can be found in milk.
  • A milIt is possible, however, for a milk allergy to persist in an inThe side effects of cow’s milk include upset stomach, vomiting, and nausea. Coconut milk, however, is an excellent alternative to cow’s milkcerealith cereals.

    Potato starch or honey are new alternatives to corn

    The lifestyle of the average person is changing worldwide on a daily basis, which is causing the food habits to change as well. As a result of the quick energy it gives in our every-day lives and work, corn syrup and corn starch consumption has increased. In recent studies, researchers have discovered that corn syrup and corn starch are responsible for many allergic reactions. Using honey instead of corn syrup and potato starch instead of corn starch can avoid the allergic symptoms caused by those food products. Your favorite food can be cooked in a new way with honey and potato starch.

    Chickpeas or milk can be substituted for soy

    Our food has been enriched with soy in recent years, making it a good source of protein. Many processed food industries use soy these days. However, for people with lactose intolerance, soy is an allergenic food. The soy allergen can cause hives, runny noses, breathing problems, or breathing difficulties. As a substitute for soy milk, we can use milk and chickpea flour for home cooking.

    As an alternative to peanuts, you can toast oats or almonds.

    Peanuts are one of the most allergic foods. A peanut butter reaction, vomiting, and tingling in the mouth have been reported in some cases after eating peanut butter or peanuts. Toasted Oats or Almonds can be substituted for peanuts to give your dish the same crunch. Oats and alAlmonds and oats are heart-healthy and rich in fiber.

    There are alternatives to wheat flour, such as amaranth flour, oat flour, and chia flour.

    • Wheat, for example, contains gluten. The use of wheat in breads, biscuits, and cakes causes allergies in some people. Amaranth, Chia and Oat flour can all be used.
    • The seed of amaranth is used to make flour. Protein is a very important component of amaranth seeds. For enhanced energy levels during events, chia flour is made from ground chia seeds.
       

       

      25+ best ideas about H stevia substitute

      • Sugar is up to 300 times sweeter than Stevia, a natural sweetener ingredient.
      • It is possible to use little stevia for a long time. Herbal teas can be made with Stevia fresh leaves.
      • Using two tablespoons of powdered leaves instead of one cup of sugar can be used in baking. Stevia does not caramelize, which is the most important feature.
      • Yogurts, fizzy drinks, and chocolates are among the products that use sweeteners.

Hulled seeds Vs unhulled seeds : nutritional diffrences

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Hulled seeds Vs unhulled seeds : nutritional diffrences

Hulled seeds Vs unhulled seeds : Natural preservatives, like sesamolin and sesamin, are also present in sesame seeds. Supplements provide our bodies with optimal nutrition.

As a result of exercise, body tissues are repaired, skin glow is enhanced, bones are strengthened, cholesterol levels are lowered, and circulation strain is reduced, among other benefits. A blooming plant called Sesamumindicum produces sesame seeds in Asia and Africa.

Sesame seeds that have not been hulled differ in other ways as well. Below is a list of each’s appearance and nutritional benefits.

The physical appearance :

Unhulled sesame seeds are distinguished from hulled sesame seeds by their absence of husks or hulls. As a result of manufacturing or processing, hulled sesame seeds lose their outer shells or hulls. Despite their hulls remaining intact after processing, unhulled sesame seeds have an earthy brown color. Its hull gives it this brilliant earthy color.

Calcium and iron present :

 

In both hulled and unhulled sesame seeds, iron and calcium are present in different amounts. Sesame seeds that have been unhulled contain more iron and calcium than sesame seeds that have been hulled. There are 1.3 mg of iron per teaspoon of unhulled sesame seeds and 88 mg of calcium per teaspoon of hulled sesame seeds. Healthy and strong bones are built with calcium. Red blood cells carry oxygen from the lungs throughout the body thanks to haemoglobin, a protein contained in iron. The calcium and iron content of unhulled sesame seeds is higher.

Fibre in the diet :

Sesame seeds are an excellent source of dietary fibre, regardless of whether their hulls have been removed. Since sesame seeds’ hulls contain bran, sesame seeds are mostly an insoluble fibre source. However, hulled sesame seeds also provide a substantial amount of dietary fibre. A 1-ounce serving of whole dried sesame seeds and uncovered dried portions provides about 3 grams of dietary fibre.

Providing our customers with high quality organic and conventional sesame seeds at extremely competitive prices is our main goal at Aarug agro. Among the leading sesame exporters in the world, Aarug agro serves more than 50 countries. There are many varieties of sesame seeds we supply, including natural sesame seeds, hulled sesame seeds, roasted sesame seeds, and black sesame seeds. Sesame is not our only product; we also offer Organic Linseed, Amaranth seeds, Psyllium seeds, Psyllium husk, and Psyllium husk powder.  

Exporter of hulled sesame seeds
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Basically, hulled sesame seeds have no husk, or outer covering as sesame seeds do. To make them more digestible, they are manufactured without the husk.

Modern and traditional dishes, such as Tahini, use hulled sesame seeds as a garnish. Doughnuts and other desserts are commonly prepared with these ingredients. As a cooking oil, sesame seeds are an ideal choice due to their oil content. Providing top-quality organic hulled sesame seeds around the world, Aarug agro is a leading hulled sesame supplier.

Uses: As seasonings on bread and the like, they are commonly used in bakeries. It is more crunch and nuttier to eat sesame seeds that have been hulled than sesame seeds that have been left whole. Tahini and Halwa, among other bakery cuisines, use them extensively.

 

Health Benefits :

It is beneficial for the skin and has anti-ageing properties. Due to its abundant supply of Zinc, Calcium, and Phosphorous, it also has anti-bacterial properties that improve dental health and boost bone health. Men are also said to benefit from it by preventing infertility. During chemotherapy, it also protects DNA cells.

MANUFACTURER OF BLACK SESAME SEEDS

 

 

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black-sesame-seeds-2-aagrug-agro

 

A variety of these seeds is believed to be one of the earliest varieties known to man. There are many health benefits associated with black sesame seeds, including high nutrition and muscle building. Body builders commonly use these supplements. A gluten free option in the current day is Black Sesame milk.

Our company, Aarug agro, exports, manufactures, and supplies high-quality black sesame seeds worldwide.

 

 

SESAME SEED SUPPLIERS

 

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Oil seed crops like sesame are among the oldest in the world. Over 3000 years have passed since they were first cultivated. The Indian market is one of the largest exporters and producers of sesame seeds in the world today.

Known for its anti-cancer properties, sesamin is one of the main active ingredients in sesame seeds. During chemotherapy, they protect DNA from damage. The antiproliferative, proapoptotic, antiinflammatory, antimetastatic, anti- and proangiogenic, and proautophagic properties of this compound are responsible for this.

As sesame seeds contain the highest oil content of any seed, sesame oil is widely used in global cuisine, especially in Indian cuisine. With a global reputation for top-quality organic sesame seeds, Aarug Agro is one of the world’s leading sesame exporters and suppliers.

Uses : In various cuisines, sesame seeds are used primarily as spices and condiments. To enhance the nutritional value and taste of many Indian foods, sesame seeds are sprinkled on top. Additionally, they are used to enhance the taste of bakery foods. Among its many uses, sesame oil is highly nutritious.

Health Benefits : In addition to stimulating hair growth when applied topically, sesame oil also contains antioxidants. Furthermore, it has anti-ageing properties and is good for the skin. With abundant Zinc, Calcium, and Phosphorous, it has antibacterial properties for better oral health and even bone health. As well as preventing infertility in women, it is said to benefit men as well. DNA cells are also protected during chemotherapy.

Turmeric: Farming, planting, care, harvsting guide and health benefits

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Turmeric: Farming, planting, care, harvsting guide and health benefits

Turmeric/Curcuma Farming Guide:   We will discuss today the Turmeric Farming Techniques and Planting Methods of turmeric. Due to its many uses and benefits, turmeric is becoming very popular in India. In addition to this, it is in high demand in both domestic and international markets. Your home garden can grow turmeric in pots, containers, or backyards.

Turmeric Farming aarug agro
Turmeric Farming aarug agro

We will discuss these topics in this article :

Turmeric plantation

Aarug’s Turmeric Growing Conditions

Turmeric Plantation Soil

Planting Turmeric on Prepared Land

The Best Time to Plant Turmeric

Turmeric crop plant material

Turmeric Crop Irrigation Requirements

Turmeric Crop Rotation

Turmeric Plant Care, Pests, and Diseases

Turmeric Harvesting Techniques

Turmeric Fingers: Curing, boiling, and drying

Turmeric seed preservation

Turmeric yields

 

Turmeric plantation:  It is recommended to select well-developed, healthy, and disease-free rhizomes for planting. A hand hoe is used to dig small pits in the beds positioned 25 cm apart and covered with dry powdered cattle manure or soil. The optimal furrow and ridge spacing is 45-60 centimeters between rows and 25 centimeters between plants. Turmeric rhizomes should be planted at a rate of 2,500 kg per hectare.Aarug’s Turmeric Growing Conditions: As a tropical herb, turmeric grows both in tropical and subtropical climates. Shade or open ground exposed to the sun will produce luxuriant growth, but the canopy will produce larger and better rhizomes. The climatic conditions must be humid for turmeric to grow.

Turmeric Plantation Soil :  A rich, friable soil is ideal for Turmeric cultivation. It is best to plant in soils that have a little more sand in them (loams and sandy loams). There are a variety of soil types where it can be grown, including light black, sandy loam, and red soils, as well as clay loams. Rainfed areas will find it growing on light black soils, ashy loams, and stiff loams.

Planting Turmeric on Prepared Land : A minimum tillage operation may be used when preparing land for turmeric farming. A minimum of 50 cm spacing should be provided between beds that measure 15 cm high, one meter wide, and a convenient length. A shallow pit is dug on top of each ridge of the irrigated crop so the rhizomes can be planted. Spacing generally adopted is 45-60 cm betwIt is generally recommended to space plants 15-20 cm apart and ridges 45-60 cm apart.ckingIt is beneficial to solarise beds to prevent the multiplication of pests and diseasesion should be kept awaAfter soil solarisation is finished, polythene sheets should be stored safely

The Best Time to Plant Turmeric :  There is a difference in planting season depending on the region and variety of the crop. The planting process occurs during May-June or July-August on different tracts. Rice, sugarcane, finger millet, and rice can be rotated with turmeric. Onions, Brinjal, and Tomatoes are usually grown in mixed stands along with Onions, Maize, and Finger millets.

Turmeric crop plant material : Planting season varies by region and crop variety. Different tracts are planted during May-June or July-August. Rice, sugarcane, finger millet, and rice can be rotated with turmeric. Onions, Brinjal, and Tomatoes are usually grown in mixed stands along with Onions, Maize, and Finger millets.

 

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Growing-Turmeric-Plant-In-Pot agrug agro

Turmeric Crop Irrigation Requirements : It depends on the soil conditions and the climate as to how many irrigations turmeric needs. When medium heavy soils are irrigated, 15-25 irrigations are given, and when light textured red soils are irrigated, 35-40 irrigations are required.

Turmeric Crop Rotation :  In addition to turmeric, sugar cane, chili, onions, garlic, elephant foot yam, pulses, wheat, and ragi are also grown in rotation. Often grown with ginger in some areas and with chillies and quick-growing vegetables in others.

Turmeric Plant Care, Pests, and Diseases :

 

  • It is possible to cut open shoots with shoot borer incidences, remove the larve and destroy them if they are found. A spray of 0.5% neem oil may be applied fortnightly if necessary.
  • Turmeric does not seem to be affected by any major diseases. The use of Bordeaux mixture 1% can be restricted to control leaf spot and leaf blotch. Rhizome rot can be prevented by applying Trichoderma at the time of planting.

Turmeric Harvesting Techniques :

 

Turmeric AARUG AGRO
Turmeric AARUG AGRO

January through April are the most common months for harvesting. In 7-8 months, early varieties mature, and in 8-9 months, medium varieties. When the leaves start drying up and turning yellow, the crop is ready to harvest. Rhizomes are collected by hand-picking or by carefully lifting clumps with a spade at maturity, after a thorough plowing of the land. Collecting and cleaning the picked rhizomes is the next step. Curing is carried out by separating the finger and mother rhizomes.

Turmeric Fingers: Curing, boiling, and drying :

 

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turmeric-finger-boiling-AARUG AGRO

 

A fresh rhizome is boiled in water and then dried in the sun. By boiling, the viability of fresh rhizomes is destroyed and raw odor is removed, drying time is reduced, starch is gelatinized for hardening, and color is more uniform and evenly distributed in the rhizome. Traditionally, the cleaned rhizomes were immersed in water just enough to soak and then boiled in copper, iron, or earthen vessels. After boiling them for a while, they should become soft. After the rhizomes are properly cooked, the froth will come out and white fumes will appear. When pressed between fingers, the rhizomes will be soft and yield. After the rhizomes reach a soft state, they are boiled for 45 to 60 minutes. Undercooking causes the dried product to become brittle while overcooking spoils the color.

Turmeric seed preservation :

 

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Turmeric-drying-AARUG AGRO
After turmeric has been harvested, it should be cooked within two or three days. It is generally accepted that the mother rhizomes and fingers are cured separately. A bamboo mat or drying floor is used to spread 5 to 7 cm thick layers of cooked fingers to dry in the sun. In the case of a thin layer, the color of the dried product may be adversely affected. A complete drying of the rhizomes may take up to 15 days. Varieties and locations where the crop is grown affect the yield of the dry product.

Turmeric seed preservation: It is generally a good practice to heap rhizomes under trees or under well-ventilated sheds and cover them with turmeric leaves. A mixture of earth and cow dung is sometimes plastered over the heap. A pit filled with sawdust can also be used to store seed rhizomes. Wooden planks can be installed over the pits to provide aeration.Turmeric yields :

 

Turmeric AARUG AGRO
Turmeric AARUG AGRO

A pure crop yields between 8,000 and 10,000 kilograms per acre. Exceptionally favorable conditions, e.g. generous manuring and copious irrigation can result in 12,000 kg per acre.

BENEFITS OF TURMERIC AND CURCUMIN: The Indian market is one of the largest exporters of turmeric powder and turmeric fingers. Due to its high curcumin content, turmeric helps build a good amount of antibiotics. Curcumin in turmeric reduces the risk of heart disease, cancer, metabolic syndrome (stroke or heart disease) and various degenerative conditions.

 

A household should use turmeric daily for the following 10 proven benefits and natural remedies:

 

Manages weight loss : Among the spices with anti-inflammatory properties, turmeric is one of the most popular. Turmeric tea should be included in our daily diets. It promotes weight loss and digestive health. Blood sugar problems are also managed by it.

 

Boosts heart health: High cholesterol issues and blood pressure can be controlled with turmeric curcumin. Controlling cholesterol and keeping the heart healthy are two of its benefits. Blockages in the heart are reduced by it.

 

Immune system is strengthened : Medically proven superpower spices include turmeric. In addition to building immunity, it reduces the risk of viral infections. Corona-virus symptoms can also be reduced with turmeric.

Reduces the signs of aging : The use of turmeric powder for beauty treatments is also well known. Reduces sunblock’s skin problems and anti-ageing problems. Turmeric extract is used in many cosmetics products.

Anti-cancer properties: Taking turmeric curcumin anti-cancer treatment can help you recover from cancer. Most cancers are skin cancers, stomach cancers, and breast cancers. Curcumin helps to kill cancer-fighting bacteria and reduce the level of infection due to its high curcumin content.

Pain caused by arthritis can be relieved by turmeric finger : It is effective in reducing arthritis pain when applied to the finger and powder of turmeric. Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, it reduces pain and swelling. It contains 95% curcumin.

Reduces scarring : The FDA has approved turmeric powder for its many health benefits. Scars from burns, accidents, and infections can be healed with it.

Reducing depression is one of its benefits :Turmeric has been reported to help reduce depression in scientific studies. Most doctors recommend consumption of at least 12.5 to 1.5 teaspoons per day. Stress is reduced and happy hormones are boosted.

 

Reduces blood sugar levels : Many people suffer from hypertension or blood sugar diseases because of a busy lifestyle and a poor diet. Brain disease and cardiac arrest are also associated with it.

 

Dehydrated onion: know all about it !

Bhumika
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Dehydrated onion: know all about it !

Dehydrated onion: As we all know, onions are one of the most common and commonly used vegetables in kitchens. Talk of vegetable curry, biryani, soup, salads, burgers, and so on. Onions add a distinct taste to a dish with their pungent, strong flavor. The final outcome is certainly worthy of relishing, regardless of whether you use crispy fried onions or a smooth paste for gravy.

In the food industry, dehydrated onion has gained traction due to its benefits. When dehydrated onions are used in the preparation of a culinary dish, onions add a concentrated flavor to the dish. With multiple processing steps, onion becomes a flavorful and easy-to-use ingredient.

More and more people are opting for dehydrated onions today, which are available in all supermarkets. This staple can be used in a variety of ways and is very versatile. These are easy to peel, cut, and store. In addition to keeping for a longer period of time without refrigeration, it also has a longer shelf life. Are these a good alternative to fresh onions and vice versa? Yes, it is. You can use either variety of onion in place of the other. The color, flavor, and texture may vary slightly, however.

These are some of the types of dehydrated onions and how they differ:

A pink onion
A Red onions

A white onion

A pink onion: Tastes somewhat sweet and has a pinkish tint. Onions have a sharp astringent taste, but they have a juicy texture. Since they have a light but incredibly flavorful texture, they are also great in salads, burgers, pizza, soups, etc. For proper storage, these onions must be refrigerated.

A Red onions : These dehydrated onions are derived from fresh red onions with deep purple outer skin and red-colored flesh. Dehydrated onions such as red-colored ones are rich in flavor, exotic in smell, and attractive in appearance when processed and packed hygienically. The taste of chopped onions is mild when cooked versus raw, which exhibits a peppery and spicy taste. A wide variety of seafood items, rice mix, gravies, and more are prepared with these ingredients.

 

A white onion: Compared to dried varieties, fresh varieties of white onions are a mix of sweet and astringent. They come in flakes, kibbles, granules, minced, chopped down, and powder forms.  White dehydrated onions have thinner layers and lighter skin, making them suitable for a variety of uses, and have a delightful flavor. You can also use them to make dips, sauces, and chutneys in addition to savory dishes and gravies.

 

Dehydrated onions have many benefits

 

  • These are ingredients that can be used immediately. It doesn’t take much time to peel and chop the vegetables.
  • The lightweight nature of these products makes them easy to store.
  • In addition, they can be preserved without refrigeration for a longer period of time.
  • Unlike burning away, they cook faster.
  • Color, aroma, and taste remain as natural as possible.

 

 

Manufacturers of dehydrated onions

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onion-aarug agro

Using a special drying process, dehydrated onions are onions that have had their moisture removed. The process of rehydrating onions allows them to catch and absorb liquid again and act like fresh onions again. By doing this, onions are preserved and retain their taste, color, and texture for a long time. You can lower your risk of heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure by substituting dehydrated onions for other spices that are rich in sodium, fat, and calories. Other nutrients and vitamins can also be found in them.

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