Byadgi chilli usage

It is grown in Indian State named Karnataka which is situated in South India. It is second largest commodity of chilli in terms of chilli trading.

Main usage of Byadgi chilli is in preparation of Bisi Bele Bath which is famous in Karnataka. Also in Sambar, Chutney and other south Indian foods. It is widely used in Udupi cuisine.

Bydagi Chilli Usage

Because of it's bright red color, many use it in meat too. It's oil oleoresin, extracted from this chilli and used in preparation of polish and lipsticks.

Salem Turmeric Usage

Turmeric comes from Ginger's family. It is native of South Asia. In Europe it is considered as saffron from India or Indian Saffron because it can be used as substitute of expensive saffron spice.
 

Salem Turmeric Stick

 Eroda, Tamilnadu is largest producer of Turmeric and most important trading center of turmeric in Asia. Erode is known is Yellow City too. Also Sangli is second largest town of Maharashtra in terms of trading of Turmeric.

In India language, Turmeric is called as Haldi or Haridra. Turmeric is widely used in culinary, mainly in India and Asian continents as flavor and coloring content. Turmeric is used in each and every vegetable dishes including meat. Traditionally, turmeric used to give color to boiled white rice as golden color.

In Goa and Dakshin Karnataka, turmeric plant leaf is used to prepare special sweet dishes, rice flour and coconut jaggery mixture, and then closing and steaming in a special copper steamer.

Cumin Seed Usage

Cumin is native from India and are used in many types of cuisines around the world.

Cumin is considered the best in spices after black pepper. It is very popular in Indian, Nepalese, Pakistan, Sri Lankan, Cuban cuisines. You can use cumin in traditional way like how bread from France are made. Now a days you can use it in alcohol blend too.

Usually cumin is hot and lighter in color. In India, Unjha is biggest market for cumin traders and it is one stop for all the farmers where they all sells it through auctions. Around 700 traders are based in Unjha market which is in Gujarat and around 100 km from Ahmedabad City.