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The cumin, or comino, “seeds” are actually dry fruits known as schizocarps. They are thin yellowish brown elongated ovals about 6 mm (0.25 inch) long. Each features five prominent longitudinal dorsal ridges interspersed with less-distinctive secondary ridges forming a tiny gridlike pattern.Cumin has a slightly sweet, warming flavour with a nutty element, and these qualities mean it's often seen as a savoury alternative to cinnamon. It works particularly well with chilli flakes, as they bolster the natural spicy flavour and add a rich, earthier tone.
Shankar Cumin 1kg
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