Tadgola ( Ice Apple )
Known for its jelly-like flesh and delicate sweetness, this cooling palm fruit offers respite in the peak of summer.
Known for its jelly-like flesh and delicate sweetness, this cooling palm fruit offers respite in the peak of summer.
This bold, aromatic herb is used as a seasoning or as a garnish across a range of cuisines.
Known for its sweet-and tart-pulp, Indian blackberry—or jamun—is often associated with memories of summer.
Jackfruit is the world’s largest tree-borne fruit—meaty when raw, sweet when ripe, and used from root to seed in a variety of dishes.
Wild, sweet-tart berries from the Himalayan forests are a thing of short-lived joy.
Often overlooked as mere flowers, squash blossoms are edible and lend a delicate, sweet essence to several culinary creations.
Often mistaken for a tiny cucumber, tendli delivers a crisp, tangy bite to curries and stir-fries.
A summer favourite for many, Lady's Finger sparkles in crispy stir-fries, delicious sabzis and savoury stuffed dishes.
Often dismissed as a weed, this leaf brings a nutty, earthy flavour in more ways than one.