Indian Groceries One Must Have at All Time in Their Kitchen
For those who love home cooked food, cooking can be
tiresome. While others enjoy every bit of it. But cooking an Indian meal full
of vegetables and
spices, can be very therapeutic. Indian food is not only delicious, it can be
very easy and quick to make once you get the hang of it. The three necessary
elements one needs to cook Indian food at home are the ingredients, the
utensils and of course a good recipe to follow. Once you have them all it
becomes easy to take the raw vegetables and ingredients and make them into a
full course of mouth watering dishes.
Thanks to online
Indian grocery stores in Germany one step of the process can be easily
eliminated. All one needs to do is search for a recipe and order good quality,
pocket friendly ingredients from online stores like Spice Village Supermarket
in Berlin, Germany. Spice Village has a wide range of Indian and Asian groceries and
ingredients for one to purchase in order to make mouth watering, traditional
Indian meals. There is such a huge variety of dishes in the Indian cuisine with
multiple flavours, so Spice Village offers all kinds of ingredients for one to
purchase.
The Indian cooking method makes the dishes even
more attractive and the health benefits of the ingredients are just an added
bonus. In order to make your kitchen a little more Indian cuisine friendly you
must have a few ingredients at all times. The best thing about having these
ingredients at all times is that you can also use them in your everyday
cooking. Haldi for instance is an Indian
spice that can be added to any dish or plain milk to make it healthier
and help boost your immunity. In this article we will learn about all the
ingredients and groceries that you should have in your kitchen cabinets if you
are a fan of cooking Indian dishes.
The cultural versatility of the Indian cuisine is
the reason why there is such a huge range of dishes in the cuisine. From subtle
flavoured dishes to super spicy snackables. Every flavour dish can be found in
the Indian cuisine. This also makes it easier for people to adapt to this
cuisine and its dishes easily. Indian
cuisine is mainly divided in four sections: North Indian, South Indian,
Western dishes and Eastern dishes. Many dishes from these sub-cuisines are
specific to a city or state. These dishes have over the years changed flavours
and have blended in perfectly to the original flavours of the people of the
state they are being made in. A South Indian dosa and sambhar will taste
different in Punjab than in Kerala. And it will taste different in different
households all across the world.
Here are a few Indian ingredients or groceries one must have at their home at all times to make a full-fledged Indian meal any time they want to:
1. Spices and Herbs:
It cannot be said with enough emphasis that spices and herbs are one of the
foundation pillars of the dishes of the Indian cuisine. No Indian meal is
complete without spices and herbs. While cooking vegetables or curries or
chutneys or pickles, spices and herbs are needed. Herbs are also used in
smoothies and shakes or to make beverages and even to garnish dishes in order
to enhance their beauty. Spices are the key ingredient in the making of all
Indian dishes. Even in sweet dishes spices like cardamom, cinnamon, kesar,
turmeric, etc are used. Indian spices have been in use for their medicinal
benefits since the ayurvedic period. They are used in both ground and whole
form to cook all Indian meals. Spices and herbs add the special flavours to the
traditional Indian dishes and can be adjusted according to taste.
2. Flours:
The western countries use flour to make a side of bread when needed, but in the
Indian cuisine flours help create the next pillar of foundation, chapatis.
Indians use wheat flour and rice regularly to make chapatis to have their dry
vegetable sabzi or curry with. Wheat flour and water are kneaded together to
form a dough which is then rolled into a chapati and cooked on a tawa over a
medium to low flame. This chapati is later consumed with the curry or
vegetables sabzi. Various other flours like maize flour, all-purpose flour, etc
are also used to make chapatis, puris which are rich in carbohydrates and help
make an Indian meal a well balanced one. Search for Indian grocery stores near me when
in Berlin and you will be directed to Spice Village supermarket. Get authentic
and pure quality flours and other ingredients for very reasonable prices.
3. Oils and Ghee:
In old traditional Indian households, butter is made at home from milk and it
is delicious. Indians excessively use ghee specially in their parathas.
Vegetables are cooked in ghee or oil and the masalas are also cooked and prepared
in oil before they are added to curries or cooked vegetables to add flavour and
aroma. These ghee and
oils are rich in omega and healthy fatty acids.
Get premium quality must have Indian ingredients from Spice Village in Berlin, Germany and make yourself a yummy home cooked meal.
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