Ajwain, also known as carom seeds, is a common spice in Indian cuisine known for its distinctive aroma and various health benefits. Derived from the plant Trachyspermum ammi, ajwain has been used for centuries in traditional medicine and cooking therefore Aap Ka Bazar® gives up to 45% off on both types of ajwan whether you buy moti ajwain or break ajwain.
Hmm! But what is different between them both or what are the various ways of consuming ajwain, Are there any easy culinary uses of it, how many medicinal properties it has, and what is the cultural significance of ajwain?
Let’s Find The Answer…
Culinary Uses
Ajwain is a versatile spice that can be used in a variety of dishes. Its strong, thyme-like flavor makes it a popular addition to Indian breads, such as parathas and puris. Ajwain is often added to the dough to enhance the flavor and aid digestion and it is also used in curries, pickles, and lentil dishes to provide a unique taste and aroma.
- Tadka (Tempering): In many Indian recipes, ajwain is used in tadka, a cooking technique where spices are briefly roasted in hot oil or ghee to release their flavors before being added to the main dish. This method enhances the dish’s overall taste and helps in better digestion.
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- Baking: Ajwain can be used in baking, particularly in bread and savory biscuits. The seeds can be mixed into the dough to add a subtle yet distinct flavor to the final product.
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- Tea and Infusions: Ajwain tea is a popular home remedy for digestive issues. To prepare ajwain tea, the seeds are boiled in water, sometimes with additional ingredients like ginger or fennel, and then consumed warm. This tea is believed to help with indigestion, bloating, and gas.
Therefore, Aap Ka Bazar® suggests you choose Moti Ajwain for this recipe because it is bigger than regular Ajwain but has the same aromatic taste while filtering easily so through the stainer that your sip of tea does not get spoiled.
Medicinal Properties
Ajwain has been revered for its medicinal properties in Ayurveda and traditional Indian medicine. The seeds contain active compounds like thymol, which have antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. Here are some common ways ajwain is consumed for its health benefits:
- Raw or Roasted Seeds: Consuming a small amount of raw or roasted ajwain seeds can aid digestion. Many people chew a pinch of ajwain seeds after meals to help with indigestion and to freshen their breath, therefore choose bareek ajwain because it doesn’t won’t get stuck in your throat because of its small size and is available at 46% off on the Aap Ka Bazar® application.
- Ajwain Water (Omam Water): Ajwain water is a popular home remedy for various ailments. To make ajwain water, soak a teaspoon of ajwain seeds in a glass of water overnight, then strain and drink the water in the morning. This preparation is known to relieve stomach discomfort and improve metabolism. You may choose pachak tablets, churn, pak, goli, candy, etc. which contain the goodness of ajwain to help in digestion with a chatpata taste, available in all sizes, at the Aap Ka Bazar® application.
- Ajwain & Honey: Mixing Ajwain seeds with honey creates a potent remedy for cough and cold. The combination of ajwain’s antimicrobial properties and honey’s soothing effect can help alleviate throat irritation and congestion therefore, must choose only 100% pure honey with no added sugar, available at 50% off on the Aap Ka Bazar® application.
- Ajwain Oil: Ajwain oil, extracted from the seeds, is used in aromatherapy and as a topical treatment for muscle aches and joint pain. A few drops of ajwain oil mixed with a carrier oil can be applied to the affected area for relief. For fast solutions, you may select Patanjali Divya Peedanil Taila, which has the goodness of carom seeds in just ₹81 and an on-time home delivery across Delhi because Aap Ka Bazar® can’t see you in pain.
Cultural Significance
Ajwain holds cultural significance in many Indian households. It is often used in rituals and traditional practices. For instance, ajwain seeds are sometimes added to holy water and used in religious ceremonies for their purifying properties.
In many Indian homes, ajwain is considered a kitchen staple, not just for its culinary uses but also for its role in maintaining family health. Mothers and grandmothers often pass down knowledge of ajwain’s benefits and uses, ensuring that its legacy continues through generations.
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The Right Price of Ajwain
Ajwain is a remarkable spice that offers a multitude of culinary and medicinal benefits whether used in cooking to enhance flavors, consumed as a natural remedy for digestive and respiratory issues, or valued for its cultural significance, therefore its price goes a little high, as Google says its 114/per kg (7th July 2024) but…
Remember Aap Ka Bazar® gives the finest carom seeds in a strong pouch at 48% off because AKB has 40+ experience in obtaining, bulk buying, storing, and packing spices, therefore it gives the best price whether you visit their offline store(s) or simply visit aapkabazar.co.
Aap Ka Bazar cleared the right way of consuming of ajwain while sharing that ajwain remains an integral part of Indian life therefore always choose the right brand of spices that offers premium quality, natural properties, and hygienic packing because as Delhitiies, Aap Ka Bazar® understands the love for food but also focuses on health.
By understanding and appreciating the various ways of consuming Aap ka bazar’s green-packed ajwain, you can fully harness its potential and continue to enjoy its benefits in Delhi’s daily lives because #YahaSabMilega
