Indulge in the exquisite flavor and aroma of our premium quality Afghan saffron. Hand-picked from the vibrant fields of Herat, this precious spice is renowned for its deep red color, delicate flavor, and myriad of health benefits. Saffron is a potent antioxidant and a natural mood enhancer that can also help alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety. Our saffron threads are carefully harvested and hand-selected to ensure only the finest quality, resulting in a rich and intense flavor that can enhance any dish. Whether you use it to add a burst of color and flavor to your favorite recipes or to brew a cup of soothing saffron tea, our Afghan saffron is a luxurious addition to any pantry.
Discover the bold and aromatic flavor of our premium quality wild cumin. Hand-picked by the finest growers in the Hindukush Mountains in Badakhshan, our Afghan cumin seeds are carefully selected and processed to retain their distinctive flavor and aroma. The Afghan Cumin, also known as Zira, is hand-harvested, cleaned, and processed by local Afghan farmers. Cumin is a popular spice throughout central and south Asia and is used in many cuisines worldwide as it is known for its numerous health benefits. It contains antioxidants that protect against free radical damage and promotes healthy digestion. It has been a favorite spice among both professional chefs and home cooks for its unique taste that can enhance the flavor of various cuisines.
Uzbekistan Light Speckled Beans, also known as Adzuki beans, are a type of legume widely cultivated in Uzbekistan and other regions. They are small, oval-shaped beans with a distinctive light cream color and reddish-brown speckles or streaks on their surface. The beans are usually dried and used for various culinary purposes. The beans have a mild, slightly nutty flavor with a subtle sweetness. They have a tender texture when cooked, making them suitable for a wide range of dishes
Vanilla beans grown in Uganda considered one of the best in the world. Our vanilla farmers in Uganda grow their crops in the fertile crescent north of Lake Victoria, where precipitation falls almost weekly, eliminating the need for artificial irrigation. We work closely with skilled growers who supply the bean vanilla to our processors, who blanch, ferment, slow dry, and condition the vanilla to perfection.
We Can Supply All Types Of Basmati And Non Basmati Rice (from Thailand)
Botanical Name: Morchella esculenta Morel is a seasonal wild edible mushrooms with a unique earthy and nutty flavor. They are found around the base of apple and pine trees in Kashmir Valley, Karakoram, and Himalaya Mountain ranges and in the Northern area of Pakistan in Hindu Kush. Their hunts start in spring and early summer when the snow melts and soil become soft and moist. Fresh Morels are then dried in sunlight or indirectly in a room heated by burning woods Uses/ Benefit: Rich in nutrients Great in taste in cuisine
Botanical Name: Trillium govanianum Trillium govanianum is a high-value medicinal herb belonging to the family Melanthiaceae and is mainly distributed from Kashmir, Pakistan, Bhutan between the altitudinal ranges of 2500â??4000 metres above sea level across the Himalayan region
Botanical Name: Pimpinella anisum Anise seeds are the seeds of the anise plant (Latin name Pimpinella anisum), which is a flowering annual that's native to the eastern Mediterranean region and Southwest Asia
Canned vegetables are vegetables that have been processed, sealed in airtight containers, and then heated to destroy microorganisms, enzymes, and other potential contaminants. This canning process helps to preserve the vegetables, extending their shelf life and making them convenient for storage and transportation. Canned vegetables retain much of their nutritional value and can be a convenient and versatile addition to various dishes. They are available in a wide range of types, including beans, peas, corn, carrots, tomatoes, and more, providing a convenient option for those seeking quick and easy access to vegetables without the need for immediate refrigeration.
Indulge in the aromatic allure of Indian Green Cardamom a spice that transcends culinary boundaries. Grown in the lush plantations of India, our premium Green Cardamom captivates with its intense, sweet, and citrusy notes. Prized for its versatility, it elevates both savory and sweet dishes, adding a warm complexity that is truly unique. Harvested with care, our Indian Green Cardamom embodies the essence of Indian spices, bringing a touch of exotic richness to kitchens around the world. All sizes and varieties are available for exporting.
Supper Iranian negin Saffron; Negin, Sargol,Powder, etc (Catalog available).
Pasta Ravioli, made with semolina and filled fresh ricotta and spinach.
premium variety sourced from Mashad. Negin saffron is known for its high quality, characterized by longer and thicker threads compared to other types of saffron
Sudanese Sesame seeds Packing :Sesame seeds In new sound polypropylene bags each of 50 kilograms. Tariff Code: 120740 Specification :- Quality : Grade A- Gadarif. Origin : Sudan. Whitish Seeds : (% Min) 99.50%. Dark Seeds : (% Max) 0.50%. Purity : (% Min) 99.95%. Impurity : (% Max) 0.05%. Oil Content : (% Min) 48%. F.F.A : (% Max) 6%.
Red, white, yellow millet New crop Ready for shipment min 1 twenty-foot container purity 98% moisture 14%
Red, white, yellow millet New crop Ready for shipment min 1 twenty-foot container purity 98% moisture 14%
Red, white, yellow millet New crop Ready for shipment min 1 twenty-foot container purity 98% moisture 14%
100% Pure and organic Super Negin Saffron, all stigmas are Red, Hand Picked Carefully by caring staff. Packed in our food safe beautiful tin packages, stored in proper temperature to maintain freshness, taste, color and aroma when delivered. Grade Saffron, All Vivid Red Stigmas with deep red threads, divine and rich aroma. Contains no waste or white styles that reduce the quality, freshly processed and packed in high quality packaging to maintain freshness.
MADAGASCAR BLACK BOURBON GRADE A: GOURMET Size: 14 cm to 17 cm Moisture: 32% - 35% Vanilin content: 1.5% - 2.2% Type: natural fresh bean Country of origin: Madagascar Shelf-life: 2 years Birth of a Precious Spice "Discover the allure of Gourmet Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Beans. Handpicked from the lush fields of Madagascar, our Grade A vanilla pods offer an unparalleled flavor profile. Elevate your culinary creations and unlock a world of flavors with the richness of our gourmet vanilla beans." Vanilla processing 1. Growing vanilla Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla is a unique vanilla plantation that thrives in a tropical climate with balanced humidity and fertile soils. The farmers use a hand-pollination technique to ensure precision in pollination, laying the groundwork for the development of high-quality vanilla beans. The vanilla vines are nurtured for several months, protected from harsh weather, and monitored for ripeness, ensuring the beans reach the perfect stage of maturity. 2. Dipping After harvest, beans are heated to 60-70�?�°C for three days, depending on size, split on the vine, and water temperature. A master curer dips the beans, killing the outer vegetative skin and other pathogens. This stops growth and releases enzymes for the production of vanillin, the bean's primary flavor component. The timing depends on these factors. 3. Sweating After extracting beans from water, they are wrapped tightly in wool blankets and stored in a dark, airtight container to preserve heat and steam. Enzymes convert cellulose and starches into vanillin, giving vanilla its subtle aroma. Steaming is a process that lasts three to four days, keeping the vanilla heat and leather. After drying in the sun, the pods are successful when they turn chocolate color, or dotted with chocolate and green. 4. Drying Drying has two stages: Sun drying and drying in the shade STEP 1 - Sun drying A large bag is used as a mat, followed by sheets, which are blankets or pieces of bags cut out. Vanilla is spread thinly on the sheets, allowing sun drying for two to three hours each day. The pods absorb the appropriate temperature, and the blankets are rolled up and transported back to the box. This process lasts for four days, with the vanilla returned to the box on the fifth day, deposited with rolled sheets or mats while respecting the steaming system. STEP 2 - Drying in the shade Drying in the shade Drying in the shade, as the name suggests, is not done outdoors like previously but inside the store. It consists of placing and spreading in an orderly manner the vanilla pods on drying racks after making by heads. 5. Packaging The packaging of vanilla is divided into 5 successive stages: - Bulk sorting - Classification - Measurement - Packaging - Storage
Introducing Grade A Ugandan Vanilla Pods, a culinary treasure originating from the fertile lands of Uganda. These natural fresh beans are carefully nurtured to perfection, capturing the essence of Uganda's unique terroir. With a size ranging from 12 cm to 20 cm and a moisture content between 25% and 30%, these vanilla pods are brimming with flavor potential, boasting a vanilin content of 1.5% to 2.2%. Our journey into the birth of this precious spice begins with the lush vanilla plantations of Uganda. Nestled under the gentle equatorial breeze, our Grade A Ugandan Vanilla Beans thrive in an ideal environment with rich soil and a balanced climate. Our dedicated farmers employ meticulous hand-pollination techniques to ensure the development of exquisite vanilla beans. The beans, plump and brimming with flavor, undergo a carefully orchestrated processing method: Growing Vanilla: In the heart of Madagascar, our vanilla plantations enjoy tropical warmth and fertile soils. Meticulous hand-pollination ensures precise flower pollination, laying the foundation for exquisite vanilla beans. Dipping: Within three days of harvest, beans are dipped in hot water at temperatures ranging from 60�°C to 70�°C, with timing depending on bean size and other variables. This process kills the vegetative skin and activates vanillin production, the primary flavor component. Sweating: Immediately after dipping, beans are tightly wrapped in wool blankets and stored in a dark, airtight container. This initiates enzymatic reactions that transform cellulose and starches into vanillin, giving vanilla its subtle aroma. Drying: The drying process involves two stages: sun drying and drying in the shade. Sun drying begins by spreading the beans on sheets under the sun for several days, with regular rolling and returning to the box. Drying in the shade takes place indoors on drying racks after bean heads are made. Packaging: The final stage of vanilla processing involves bulk sorting, classification, measurement, packaging, and storage. These meticulous steps ensure that only the finest Grade A Ugandan Vanilla Pods reach your kitchen. Each step in this journey is a testament to the dedication of our farmers and the unique character of Uganda's soil and climate. Our Grade A beans promise to transform your dishes into culinary masterpieces, paying homage to the birth of this truly precious spice. With a shelf-life of 2 years, you can savor the magic of Ugandan vanilla in your culinary creations for an extended period. Embark on a flavor-filled journey and experience the essence of Uganda's rich terroir with Grade A Ugandan Vanilla Pods. Whether you're a professional chef or a home cook, these vanilla pods are your key to unlocking a world of delightful flavors. Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your cooking to new heights with the finest Ugandan vanilla beans.
