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A great way to ensure zero wastage during peeling, the peeled garlic is a matter of convenience and ease. It allows you to avoid getting the garlic smell in the tips of your fingers and quickens all your cooking immediately.

A quick and efficient way to ensure you don't trim off more than is required when processing a head of cauliflower. The ready cut florets make blanching and sauteeing the cauliflower so much easier and more convenient.

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A quick and efficient way to ensure you don't trim off more than is required when processing a head of brocolli. The ready cut florets make blanching and sauteeing the brocolli so much easier and more convenient.

We take our promise to deliver Safe Food very seriously. Our constant endeavor is to offer you only the very best and not cut corners in our effort. Our safe, chemical-free produce is grown at our farms and at Partner Farms that follow stringent GG Standards. We are certificated 'Food Safe' by FSSAI also.

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Some of them have a number of health benefits and are incorporated into regional dishes in many ways. One such vegetable that deserves our attention is drumstick or Moringa that derives its name from a Tamil word, murungai, meaning twisted pod. While Moringa has been proclaimed as one the more recent superfoods, the fact is that this vegetable has been used in Indian cooking, especially in South Indian dishes for centuries. Be it something as simple as a sambhar or avial or just about any meat curry, pieces of drumsticks are often used. It may not be used in many North Indian dishes, but Moringa is steadily making its way to other regions too . Apart from South Indian dishes, you can add these to soups, salads, pickles and different sauces for an added crunch.

We take our promise to deliver Safe Food very seriously. Our constant endeavor is to offer you only the very best and not cut corners in our effort. Our safe, chemical-free produce is grown at our farms and at Partner Farms that follow stringent GG Standards. We are certificated 'Food Safe' by FSSAI also.

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To finely shred means to make long, thin strips of the vegetables. While certain root vegetables can be shredded with a box shredder or a mandolin, others are done with a knife. This can be used for dishes like the Cabbage Thoran, Asian stir fries, as part of a cole slaw and salads like the Som Tam, etc

We take our promise to deliver Safe Food very seriously. Our constant endeavor is to offer you only the very best and not cut corners in our effort. Our safe, chemical-free produce is grown at our farms and at Partner Farms that follow stringent GG Standards. We are certificated 'Food Safe' by FSSAI also.

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Brunoise is the French culinary term for the method of cutting vegetables into fine dices. These are commonly known as fine chopped as well in everyday terms. Brunoised vegetables go best in dishes like a ratatouille and can be used to make Indian dished like the pao bhaji, the basic onion-tomato spiced masala mix and used as a base to make soups like a potato celery, minestrone, etc

We take our promise to deliver Safe Food very seriously. Our constant endeavor is to offer you only the very best and not cut corners in our effort. Our safe, chemical-free produce is grown at our farms and at Partner Farms that follow stringent GG Standards. We are certificated 'Food Safe' by FSSAI also.

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To finely shred means to make long, thin strips of the vegetables. While certain root vegetables can be shredded with a box shredder or a mandolin, others are done with a knife. This can be used for dishes like Asian stir fries, as part of a cole slaw and salads like the Som Tam, etc

Brunoise is the French culinary term for the method of cutting vegetables into fine dices. These are commonly known as fine chopped as well in everyday terms. Brunoised vegetables go best in dishes like a ratatouille and can be used to make Indian dished like the pao bhaji, the basic onion-tomato spiced masala mix and used as a base to make soups like a potato celery, minestrone, etc

We take our promise to deliver Safe Food very seriously. Our constant endeavor is to offer you only the very best and not cut corners in our effort. Our safe, chemical-free produce is grown at our farms and at Partner Farms that follow stringent GG Standards. We are certificated 'Food Safe' by FSSAI also.

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To finely shred means to make long, thin strips of the vegetables. While certain root vegetables can be shredded with a box shredder or a mandolin, others are done with a knife. The caulifower are first cut into florets and then finely sliced into long thin strips. This is predominantly used for caulifower rice for customers who want to avoid carbs altogether

We take our promise to deliver Safe Food very seriously. Our constant endeavor is to offer you only the very best and not cut corners in our effort. Our safe, chemical-free produce is grown at our farms and at Partner Farms that follow stringent GG Standards. We are certificated 'Food Safe' by FSSAI also.

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