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Culinary Notes:Obtained from the fenugreek plant, fenugreek seeds have a very lightly bitter, savoury curry flavour that lends itself well to Indian curries, as well as Mediterranean sauces, stews and soups. Health Benefits:Fenugreek is rich in protein and fibre and has many health and medicinal properties. It has iron and potassium. It can help the cardiovascular system, blood pressure and reduce the risk of heart attack. Ingredients:100% dried Whole Fenugreek Seeds Country of Origin:Asia Other Names or Spelling:Methi, Bird's Foot, Cow's Horn, Greek Hayseed, Trigonella foenum-graecum, methi seed, goat's horn How to Use:
Recipe/Product links:Click below or scan the QR code on the back of your product packet to find recipes and how-to-use instructions Cream of Celeriac Soup How to make Achari Masala Indian Butter Chicken Frequently Asked Questions1. What is fenugreek called in Australia?Australians know fenugreek as Ground fenugreek or Kasuri Methi. It is also known as Alholva, Greek clover, Greek Hayseed, and Bird’s foot around the globe. 2. How to crush fenugreek seeds?Fenugreek seeds are hard. First, roast them. Allow them to cool. Then crush it with mortar and pestle into coarse granules. You can also use a grinder to save time. 3. Where to buy organic fenugreek seeds?You can easily find our Fenugreek seeds Whole in the nearest grocery store or simply order them online from our website. 4. Can you substitute fenugreek seeds for leaves?You can use fenugreek seed instead of leaves but keep in mind that the flavour will differ. Remember not to roast the seeds too much; otherwise, it will turn bitter. Related Products
Can you buy fenugreek at a supermarket?Fenugreek seeds are usually found in the spices section or aisle of the grocery store or supermarket.
Where can fenugreek seed be found?fenugreek, (Trigonella foenum-graecum), also spelled foenugreek, fragrant herb of the pea family (Fabaceae) and its dried flavourful seeds used as a spice. Native to southern Europe and the Mediterranean region, fenugreek is cultivated in central and southeastern Europe, western Asia, India, and northern Africa.
What is the best form of fenugreek to take?Because the seeds are bitter (heating sweetens them), fenugreek may best be taken in capsule or tea form. Debitterized powders are available, but even they're often considered unpalatable without the addition of a flavoring agent.
What is fenugreek in Ethiopia?Ethiopia is an original homeland of a fenugreek subspecies known as the Mediterranean ecotype, which has a distribution extending from Eritrea to Somalia [3]. Fenugreek is a multipurpose crop that is utilized as food, feed, spices, and medicinal plant, and the oil is used in perfumery in France [4].
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