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An erect, glabrous, or minutely pubescent, branching annual. The stems are striate, the leaves are distal and 23 pinnately divided, and the segments are linear. Flowers are white and small terminal or seemingly lateral pedunculate compound umbels; fruits are ovoid, muricate, aromatic cremo carps, greyish brown; fruit components, the mericarps, are compressed, with distinct ridges and tubercular surface, and 1 seeded.

Ajwain originated in the Middle East, possibly in Egypt and the Indian Subcontinent, but also in Iran, Egypt, and Afghanistan. In India, the major ajwain producing states are Rajasthan and Gujarat, where Rajasthan produces about 90% of India\'s total production. It is traditionally used as a digestive aid, relieving abdominal discomfort due to indigestion and acting as an antiseptic. In the southern parts of India, dry ajwain seeds are powdered and soaked in milk, which is then filtered and fed to babies. Many assume that it relieves colic in babies and that for kids it also improves digestion and appetite. Ajwain can be used as a digestive mixture in large animals. In the northern part of India, ajwain is often consumed after a heavy meal. It is commonly offered after dinner parties.

The dried white fruit with the greyish brown color of a small slender herb, the aromatic seed-like fruit is elongated, ovoid, slightly bitter, and with a warm flavor. The flowers are often white or rose-colored in small umbels. Indigenous to North Egypt, Syria, the Mediterranean region, Iran, and India, it is also cultivated in Mexico, China Sicily, and Malta.

Cumin is a tropical plant and is cultivated as a rabi crop in areas where atmospheric humidity during February-March is low. Although they have an aromatic and bitter taste, it is often used as a condiment and is an ingredient in curry powders, seasonings of bread, cakes, and cheese.

In medicine, it is used as a stimulant, carminative, stomachic, and astringent. Cumin seed oil is also used in perfumery and for flavoring liquors and cordials.

Chilli is the dried ripe fruit of the genus Capsicum. Capsicum annuum is an annual subshrub, the flowers of which are borne singly and fruits usually pendent, which provide red peppers, cayenne, paprika and chillies and sweet pepper (bell pepper) a mild form with large iniated fruits. Capsicum frutescence is a perennial chilly with small sized pods which are highly pungent. It is commonly known as 'bird chilly' and 'Tabasco'. Chilli is reported to be a native of South America and is widely distributed in all tropical and sub tropical countries including India. It was first introduced in India by Portuguese towards the end of 15th Century. Now it is grown all over the world except in colder parts.

Dry chilli is extensively used as spice in curried dishes. It is also used as an ingredient in curry powder and in seasonings. Bird chilly is used in making hot sauces as pepper sauce and Tabasco sauce. Paprika, Byadgi chilly, Warangal chatpatta and similar high colour less pungent varieties are widely used for colour extraction. This colour is highly popular among food and beverage processors for its use as a colorant since this being a 'natural plant colour'.

As a medicine it is used as a counter irritant in Lumbago, Neuralgia, and Rheumatic disorders. Capsicum has a tonic and carminative action. Taken inordinately it may cause gastro enteritis. The enzyme isolated from chilly is used in the treatment of certain type of cancers. Oleoresin capsicum is used in pain balms and VapoRub. Dehydrated green chilly is a good source of vitamin 'C'.

Turmeric is the boiled, dried, cleaned, and polished rhizomes of Curcuma longa. The plant is an herbaceous perennial, 60-90 cm high, with a short stem and tufted leaf. This plant is a native of India. However, apart from India, it is also cultivated in Pakistan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Japan, Korea, China, Sri Lanka, Nepal, East/West Africa, and many other countries in the west.

In India, turmeric is cultivated in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala. It is a tropical crop that grows in light black, black clayey, and red soils in irrigated and rainfed conditions. The crop cannot stand water logging or alkalinity.

Often used to flavor and color foodstuffs, it is a principal ingredient in curry powder. Turmeric oleoresin is used in brine pickles and to some extent in mayonnaise and relish formulations, non-alcoholic beverages, gelatins, butter, cheese, etc. The color curcumin extracted from turmeric is used as a colorant.

Turmeric is also used as a dye in the textile industry. Often used in the preparation of medical oils, ointments, and poultice; it is a stomachic, carminative, tonic, blood purifier, and antiseptic. It is used in cosmetics and the aqueous extracts have biopesticide properties.

Coriander is an important spice crop having a prime position in flavoring food. The plant is a thin stemmed, small, bushy herb, 25-50 cm in height with many branches and umbels. Leaves are alternate, and compound. The whole plant has a pleasant aroma.

It is a native of the Mediterranean and commercially produced in India, Morocco, Russia, France, Central America, the USA, Mexico, and various other Eastern European nations. This tropical crop can be successfully cultivated as a rabi season crop in an area free from severe frost during February when the crop flowers and sets its seeds.

The youngest plant is used for flavoring and garnishing curries as well as soups. The seeds of this plant are widely used as condiments with or without roasting in the preparation of curry powders, sausages, and seasonings. It is an important ingredient in the manufacture of food flavorings, bakery products, meat products, sodas and syrups, puddings, candy preserves, and liquors.

The plant is also known to come with medicinal values by being used as a carminative, refrigerant, diuretic, and aphrodisiac. In household medicines, it is used against seasonal fever, stomach disorders, and nausea. Coriander oil and oleoresins are primarily used in seasonings for sausages and other meat products.

Celery is an umbelliferous, aromatic, herbaceous plant grown for its leaves, seeds, oleoresin, and essential oil. Celery plant is usually 30â??60 cm high, erect with conspicuously jointed stems, bearing well developed leaves on long expanded petioles. The rigid fruit is small, ovoid, 1 to 1.5 mm long, 1 to 2 mm in diameter, contains a small brown seed. The native habitat of celery extends from Sweden to Egypt, Algeria, and Ethiopia and in Asia, India, and China. It is an annual in the planes, whereas biennial in cold climate and on hills.

The dried ripped fruits (celery fruit) are used as spice. Leaves and stalks are used as salads and in soups. It is also widely used in meat seasonings, in flavoring beverages, confectionaries, ice creams and baked goods. It is figured as a natural medicine in different cultures. In modern medicine, it is used as a stimulant and for treating Asthma and liver diseases.

This blend is prepared using a combination of spices roasted and powdered together. Having coastal boundaries, Fish Masala is a blend highly consumed in India. Although each region has its native taste and recipe of the blend. Curry leaves and turmeric powder are the key ingredients used in preparing the fish masala. Thus, if you are a pescetarian or a sea-food lover, The various varieties of fish masalas are products to not miss out on.

Fish Curry Masala
Ghati Fish Masala
Malvani Fish Masala
Indian Fish Curry
Bengali Fish Curry
Fish Fry Masala

Mutton Masala is a flavorful and aromatic masala, especially for non-veg dishes. Although the perception is that it is only for non-veg dishes, various vegetarian curries and dishes can be used cooking mutton masala. You can use it for veggies, paneer, baby corn, mushrooms, etc. this masala can also be used for gravies or semi-dry dishes like fries to enhance the flavor of the dish.

This blend is often prepared using pepper, coriander, and chili as its key ingredients to impart a dark tan and hot taste to dishes, especially meat. Since Indians love their meat/dishes spiced up, a fair amount of flavoring spices lend this blend an aromatic chorus.

At Swani Spices, we have 8 variants of Mutton Masala, which include:

Meat Masala
Mutton Masala Salt-Free
Shahi Mutton Masala
Spicy Mutton Masala
Rogan Josh Masala
Achari Gosht Masala
Seekh Kebab Masala
Lamb Curry Powder

This is an Indian spice blend that will include a variety of spices like cumin, coriander, and turmeric but can very slightly from recipe to recipe, sometimes resembling close to garam masala. It is used to flavor many Indian dishes and provides a savory, aromatic, and lightly spicy flavor.

This spice mix can be ahead of time and stored in an airtight container for a month and having it prepared beforehand makes it easy to create an appetizing meal a simple matter of marinating and grilling.

This mix is used to marinate foods before cooking in a tandoor or on the grill. The seasoning blend is often combined with yogurt, to create a thick coating to flavor paneer, chicken, shrimp, fish, etc.

Although it has a close resemblance to garam masala, the only difference between the two blends is that tandoori masala is made more with the help of chili powder while garam masala is known to have a mild taste. Some of the tandoori masala blends by Swani Spices include:

Tandoori Marinade
Tandoori Masala Hot
Tandoori Masala Mild
Tandoori Seasoning
Tandoori Spice Mix
Tandoori Tikka Masala

A spice originating from the Indian subcontinent, chicken masala is a blend that is common in the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, Great Britain, and the Caribbean. Indian cuisine has a large amount of regional variation, with many variations on the basic chicken masala recipe. Often many types of meats are consumed for cooking, but chicken and mutton tend to be the most commonly consumed meats. Native tribes of chicken as meat-eaters are:

Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Haryana
Kerala
Goa
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Odisha
Punjab
Tamil Nadu
At Swani Spices, the R&D Team has managed to develop various variants of chicken masala, viz:

Chicken Masala
Chicken Masala without Salt
Chicken Korma Masala
Chicken Tikka Masala
Chicken Gravy Masala
Chicken Bhuna Masala
Butter Chicken Masala
Roasted Chicken Masala
Spicy Chicken Masala

This easytomake spice blend is the heart of most Indian dishes A combination of different whole spices probably has as many recipe variations as there are families in India The word garam means warm in hindi while masala means spice mix making garam masala a warm spice mix

Different regions of India have different versions of garam masala Some are made without dry roasting the ingredients while the others are made after dry roasting Cool the ingredients and then grind them into powder Some recipesvariants contain ingredients that others dont Once you get a feel for the taste it gives your cooking experiment and alters your garam masala recipe to suit your needs

Garam masala is best made fresh just before you begin cooking but if you havent got the time make a batch ahead and store for several months in an airtight container in a cool dark place

There are 10 variants of Garam Masalas that the RD team has managed to develop

Royal Garam Masala
Garam Masala Mild
Garam Masala Hot
Garam Masala Spice Blend
Kitchen King Garam Masala
Indian Khada Garam Masala
Aromatic Garam Masala
Mughlai Garam Masala
Zaikedar Garam Masala
Shahi Garam Masala

Zing and Spice, Everything Nice!

The Peri-Peri Masala is for those who love to experiment with cooking. Sprinkle it onto your Idlis or Dosas to make them more interesting. Whether it is your regular Aloo Subzi or Idli, fancy Pasta and Fries, the Fiery Peri-Peri Masala takes the flavour of all your dishes to a whole new chilli-luscious level! Not only that, your health and wellness are as much our priority as they are yours which is why our Peri-Peri Mix is pesticide-free, sustainably farmed, hygienically processed, and steam-sterilized to meet the global food safety regulations; Thus, putting a superior taste and quality in your kitchens and always ensuring health benefits for you.

Take your shot of this booster drink!

Made with love and care from grandma's kitchen, this time-tested herbal nutrition is made purely from ingredients available at home. To keep you healthy, Grandmaâ??s Organic Kadha Blend is made with a mix of organic herbs like Ginger, Black Pepper, Turmeric Powder, Cinnamon, and Cloves. A spoonful of this blend and a glass of lukewarm water every morning not only provide advanced immunity support but also relieves you from any stress and enhance your memory at the same time. So, add this herbal booster to your daily routine. Not only that, your health and wellness are as much our priority as they are yours which is why our Grandmaâ??s Organic Kadha Blend is pesticide-free, sustainably farmed, hygienically processed, and steam-sterilized to meet the global food safety regulations; Thus, putting a superior taste and quality in your kitchens and always ensuring health benefits for you.

The taste of home!

Eating fresh, pure and healthy food is what keeps us physically fit and emotionally healthy which is why this Udupi Sambar Masala is made with Organic Ingredients that are pesticide-free, sustainably farmed, hygienically processed, and steam-sterilized to meet global food safety regulations because your health and wellness are as much our priority as they are yours. This Udupi Sambhar Masala is our heirloom recipe for making an authentic home-style unique masala blend. Made with the perfect combination of fenugreek seed, asafoetida, chilli powder and other Indian spices. It lends a balanced flavour that leaves your friends and family asking for more. Take your favourite accompaniment with Idlis, Dosas and Appams to another level with our authentic Udupi Sambar Masala.

Versatility at its peak!

Our Achari Gosht Masala is an eclectic spice blend which can be used not only to make pickles but also to flavour regular curries and starters with that chatpata achar-like flavour. Organic whole spices are carefully slow roasted, ground individually and then mixed to create this unique flavourful.

A deep brown color and a sharp aroma, making them perfect for direct consumption.

With a rich brown hue and a moderate aroma, our Medium Cloves are ideal for use as a flavoring agent in various food preparations.

Our Standard Cloves are distinguished by their darker shade and moderate aroma, suitable for mixing into food products and beverages

Native to the Banda Islands of Maluku, Indonesia, Nutmeg has been a valuable spice for centuries. The fruit, aril (mace), and seed are widely used in global trade, dating back to Roman times

The dried white fruit with greyish brown colour of a small slender herb, the aromatic seed like fruit is elongated, ovoid, slightly bitter and with a warm flavour. The flowers are often white or rose coloured in small umbels. Indigenous to North Egypt, Syria, the Mediterranean region, Iran and India, it is also cultivated in Mexico, China Sicily and Malta.


Cumin is a tropical plant and is cultivated as a rabi crop in areas where atmospheric humidity during February-March is low. Although they have an aromatic and bitter taste, it is often used as a condiment and is an ingredient in curry powders, seasonings of breads, cakes and cheese. In medicine, it is used as a stimulant, carminative, stomachic and astringent. Cumin seed oil is also used in perfumery and for flavoring liquors and cordials.