Sweet Basil Seeds / Sabja
Tiny seeds that double in size when soaked, sabja is popularly used to make desserts and cooling beverages.
Tiny seeds that double in size when soaked, sabja is popularly used to make desserts and cooling beverages.
Known for its exceptional sweetness, rich aroma, and almost buttery texture, Chaunsa is a crowd favourite.
This sweet-and-sour fruit can be enjoyed raw, cooked, or pickled.
Made by hand, this cheese is sun-dried to develop a hard exterior while the inside remains soft.
Commonly found growing in clusters along the road, these fruits are abundant but often neglected.
Fleeting blooms of the hills, these flowers are eagerly awaited each year.
With a green waxy peel and tart, tangy flesh, this versatile fruit signals the start of a new farming year.
Known for its sweet, refreshing juice, this fibrous stalk is a tropical summer staple.
This round, fiery GI-tagged chilli is commonly found across Sikkim, Darjeeling, and Kalimpong.
This mildly pungent onion is grown in the coastal soils of Maharashtra’s Raigad district.
The sweet edible flowers of the Mahua tree are highly valued among the Adivasi communities of central India.
A tropical crop valued for its edible seed and fruit, cashew is widely used across cuisines in India.