http://www.sterling-exports.com/blog/ Latest Products Tue, 05 Dec 2023 21:15:36 +0530 en-us http://www.sterling-exports.com http://www.sterling-exports.com/blog/some-amazing-facts-about-coriander-seeds-and-their-production_12160.htm Wed, 19 Jan 2022 17:36:10 +0530 Coriander seeds as like any other condiments are usually used in powdered form in Indian kitchens. The aromatic and fibrous nature of the seeds has tremendous health benefits too. Popularly called  Dhania in Hindi, the botanical name of coriander is Coriandrum Sativum. Its origin and first country where it is rooted are quite difficult to find out. The leaves and stems of coriander are equally useful and used often in Indian cuisines. Let us walk through the facts of coriander that sets its place intact in the market.   Favoured Ingredient in food recipes: Coriander is mostly used in powdered form while cooking. Many times, it is mixed with several other spices and ground to prepare masala, an authentic and mandatory ingredient in Indian cuisines. Indian curries are primarily dependent on a list of spices. Coriander is used in a wide range of main course foods, pickles, snacks, and curries, etc. More or less, coriander always secures its place in the kitchen in any suitable form for its subtle aroma and fresh flavour.    Health benefits: There are many health benefits of using coriander seeds-soaked water. If a glass of water is kept overnight with a tablespoon of coriander, when taken in the morning, it yield the following benefits:   • Reduces hyperthyroidism: A proven fact that many are quite unaware of. • Lowers blood sugar: It contains oils that promote enzyme activity to reduce sugar levels. • Immune booster: The antioxidants present proves as an immunity booster. • Cardiac health: Coriander seeds lower bad cholesterol levels and maintain healthy cardiac health. • A friend for the brain: It improves brain health by providing low nerve damage and anxiety.   Contribution to national GDP:  Coriander seeds are produced in almost all the Indian states, but the greater production of coriander seeds is seen in the states of Rajasthan, Assam, and Gujarat. They contribute to the national GDP by interstate supply and export in the international markets. There are many Coriander seeds exporters in India. Due to this immense production and supply of coriander seeds, India export a large amount of coriander seeds every year. As per internet data, India exported appr ox. 44 US million dollars in the last fiscal of 2020-21.       Cultivation: For the cultivation of Coriander seeds, a favourable climate, soil quality, moisture, temperature are required. This helps in the healthy growth of the coriander plant and good yield during harvesting.  Soil: Rain-fed and clay soil is required for cultivating coriander, the soil PH should remain between 6 to 8. In well-drained, loamy soils too, the plant grows well. Climate: A frost-free, cool climate is preferred for the growth and development of coriander plants. Temperature ranges of 20 to 25 degrees are good for its sustenance. Timing: This crop is mainly cultivated in June and July and is ready for harvesting around 30 to 45 days from the date of sowing seeds.   It is home-grown as well bought from the market in many homes. But, its unique characteristic makes it a top-favourite for many Indian homes. The coriander seeds are a strong thread of connection from kitchens, wellness, and the economy. http://www.sterling-exports.com/blog/add-an-exclusive-peppery-taste-to-your-dishes-with-dry-red-chilli_12505.htm Sat, 12 Mar 2022 14:55:55 +0530 Indian cuisine is well-known around the world for its flavour, taste, and texture. Whether it is Indians residing abroad or those born and raised in such countries, they all seek and swear by Indian food. The rich flavour and taste of Indian food is a combination of many spices and condiments used in the preparation of Indian food. These culinary condiments do more than just add flavour to food; they also help to keep us healthy. Turmeric, or Haldi, an Indian spice used in practically all cuisines, contains antibacterial and anti-inflammatory characteristics that can help cure and prevent a variety of ailments and diseases. Similarly, dried red chillies supplied by Dried Red Chilli Supplier in Nashik, India, which are commonly used to impart a smoky, spicy flavour to meals, might also have some health advantages and should be your go-to food condiment.   Inhibits Inflammation Red chillies, which are related to chilli peppers, have anti-inflammatory characteristics that can help treat and cure common ailments. They can help to relieve discomfort caused by inflammation such as arthritis, psoriasis, hoarseness, and so on.   Heart-Healthy Foods Heart disease is a widespread disorder all over the globe, and it is one of the major causes of mortality. Red chilli peppers can help minimise the occurrence and risk of cardiovascular disease. Red chillies include compounds that help lower LDL and triglycerides.   Cold Treatment at Home Capsaicin, a chemical found in red chillies, can aid in minimising mucus development and congestion in the event of a cold, in addition to easing discomfort and lowering inflammation. Red chillies can be added to soups and broths to help relieve congestion.   Increase Your Immunity Red chillies contain a lot of vitamin A and other antioxidants. These can help boost immunity to illnesses and lower the chance of infection. Antioxidants can help lower free radical activity and toxicity in the body.   Keeps Blood Pressure Levels Consistent Red chillies, especially their powder, are rich in potassium. Potassium calms blood vessels in the body and aids in blood pressure regulation. Capsaicin, an important component that reduces blood pressure and increases circulation, is also present. Capsaicin is more noticeable in red chilli powder manufactured from high-quality chillies.   Assists in Weight Loss The efficacy of red chilli powder to aid in weight loss is widely documented. Capsaicin, found in red chillies, is responsible for this once again, as it suppresses hunger and speeds up fat burning by raising the body's metabolism.    Enhances Cognitive Function Red chilli powder contains iron, which boosts haemoglobin formation and blood flow. This, in turn, improves the brain's performance in areas such as learning, thinking, logic, memory, challenge, decision-making, and concentration.   Assists with Nasal Congestion When you have a cold, red chilli powder can thin the mucus that forms in your nasal passages, which aids in its removal. This is why, when you have a cold, doctors and physicians recommend eating hot dishes and drinking soups with red chilli powder in them.   Skin And Hair Are Improved Healthy skin needs both vitamin C for collagen formation, a vital protein found in both skin and hair, and vitamin A to maintain hair hydrated and in excellent condition. Red chilli powder contains both, as well as vitamin E, an antioxidant recognised for its skin and hair advantages. As a result, red chilli is incredibly healthy for your skin and hair.   Final Words Call yourself guilt-free if your guilty pleasure is spicy food. When eaten in its purest form, with all of its natural oils intact, red chilli brings a plethora of advantages to our daily diet. Remember to select nutritious and organically rich red chilli the next time you go grocery shopping from Dry Red Chilli Suppliers in Nashik.