Bite size round mouth watering wafers, also known as pappadums. Rolled paper-thin, sun dried and freckled with Black Pepper. Very versatile: Deep fry, Microwave, dry roast on a pan or simply flame roast. Great on its own or serve with pickles, spiced chutneys or a salsa dip.
Dairy Valley Ghee is pure butter ghee and has no addition of any other animal or vegetable fats (or oils) whatsoever.
Ghee, also known as clarified butter, has been part of Indian cooking for centuries. Traditionally made at home, ghee gives an excellent aroma and mixes very well with a variety of spices. Ghee has a high burning point which makes it a good choice for sauteing and frying. It can be stored without refrigeration for a long time. Dairy Valley Ghee brings to you all the benefits and flavour of this versatile cooking medium.
Ingredients: Butter
Made only from the milk of dairy cows. No Artificial Ingredients or Dairy Preservatives
Motichoor ke Ladoos or Motichur Laddu is a ball-shaped sweets, popular in Indian Subcontinent.This standard Indian sweet is served at just about any special occasion in India. The sweets made from Gram Flour, Sugar and Deshi Ghee garnished with Dryfruits..
Haldiram kaju katli is everyone's favourite sweet treat, and graces the tables of nearly every Indian home during festive occasions. Now everyone can relish this delectable delight comprising rich cashew nut paste and sugar syrup in its signature diamond shape.
Spices blend for Black Lentil (Urad whole) 88 years of experience has made MDH a brand people can trust. Today MDH spices and blends are popular not just in India but also around the world and the products are being exported to the United States of America, Canada, United Kingdom, Europe, South East Asia, Japan, U.A.E. and Saudi Arabia.
Malawi Toor Dall or Toor Dall Oily is the skinned and split pigeon peas, more commonly known as arhar dal. The extra coating of oil, which is not removed during processing, helps preserve the dal for a longer duration of time, and is ideal for storage. Sometimes called the “King of Pulses”, toor dall is one of the most commonly consumed dals throughout India, and is known for its thick consistency, rich taste, and low cook time. Mostly it is soaked in water for an hour, and then pressure cooked, with an added tadka. It is also used for making different kinds of legume curries, stews, and many other dishes. It is one of the richest sources of plant based protein, and is also a good source of calcium, vitamins B and C, and magnesium.