Natural Food
Coloring Agents In India
Plant roots (Ratan Jot),
Turmeric, flowers (Saffron, Maval), Fruits (Embelica), tree barks (Dalchini),
tea, and vegetables Beets, Paprika) are used to create food colors.
Hindi Name
|
English Name
|
Color
|
Amla
|
Emblica
|
Black
|
Chai
|
Tea
|
Black
or dark brown
|
Chukundar
|
Beet
|
Purple
red
|
Dalcini
|
Cinnamon,
Cassia
|
Almond
brown
|
Degi
Mirch
|
Kashmir
Paprika
|
Crimson
red
|
Haldi
|
Turmeric
|
Bright
yellow
|
Kesar
|
Saffron.
|
Reddish
Yellow
|
Maval
petals
|
Cock's
comb petals
|
Pinkish
Maroon
|
Ratan
Jot
|
Alkanet
Root
|
Beet
Red
|
1. Amla, tea are commonly
used to color Chickpeas for Pindi Cholay
2. Ratan Jot, Degi Mirch,
and Maval petals are commonly used to make Rogan Josh and Tnadroori Chicken.
3. Kashmir 'Mogra Cream'
is considered as the best saffron in the world. Always buy saffron stigma also
known as threads, strands, or strings. Do not buy powdered saffron. Saffron
loses flavor with time. Powdered saffron loses flavor quicker than strands.
Powdered saffron may also be cut with turmeric to cut cost.
For further detail visit on www.univision.net.in
For further detail visit on www.univision.net.in
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