Green Cardamom
Green cardamom is also called cardamom. Originated from Guatemala, green cardamom is now also found in many other South and Central American countries. Providing warn and lemony taste and aroma, use green cardamom in curries, bread, meat loaf, coffee flavoring, potatoes and fish to get a lifetime zesty experience.
Culinary Uses:
In Indian cooking cardamom forms one of the main ingredients of Garam Masala, a combination spice for many vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes. It is also an important ingredient in curry powder which is widely used in Indian cooking.
Tea and coffee made with cardamom are pleasantly aromatic and refreshing. Try Cardamom the Arabic way and add a little to your ground coffee before brewing, then sweeten and top with cream.
In India we also tend to associate cardamom with the paan (betel leaf).
Whole green cardamom pods are as esteemed as the seeds they contain – many pulaos, curries and hot dishes call for cardamom to be added whole. It slowly infuses the dish with its essence and the shell disintegrates as it cools. Hence, is often used to provide aroma to biryanis, pulaos and kebabs.
Indian and Pakistani desserts like Kheer, phirni etc as well as sweets like gulab jamun, gajar ka halwa etc use cardamom to lend a distinctive flavor. Western desserts like flans, rice pudding and porridge also use this spice.
Product Weights:
3.5 OZ (99 Grams)
Country Of Origin: Product of USA
Storage Instructions: Cardamom is best stored in pod form, because once the seeds are exposed or ground, they quickly lose their flavor. However, high-quality ground cardamom is often more readily (and cheaply) available, and is an acceptable substitute. Cardamom needs to be stored in a cool, dry place and in an airtight container. It will stay aromatic for a year in dry conditions.
Package: Packet
