Pure Indian Foods Organic Turmeric Root Granules

Name: Pure Indian Foods Organic Turmeric Root Granules
Brand: Pure Indian Foods
SKU: MSPIDYTMRC
Price: 8.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)

$8.99

Pure Indian Foods sources its turmeric root from small family farms in India and keeps it in granule form, so it provides a rich, potent earthiness to dishes. Freshly grind turmeric as you would whole peppercorns with the built-in grinder, which also keeps things mess-free—no yellow residue everywhere (a common peril of working with ground turmeric in the kitchen). Derived from the root of a leafy plant in the ginger family, this spice has earthy, almost musky notes that are released the moment you freshly grind turmeric. Use this product as part of a spice rub on chicken or salt-crusted pork tenderloin. Turmeric's warm earthiness also pairs well with vegetables, such as in our Indian-Spiced Spinach with Tomatoes and Dill or Ginger-Turmeric Potatoes and Green Beans (Aloo Faliyan). We also love it in our Indian Lentils with Spiced Oil (Tarka Dal), for which turmeric granules can be lightly crushed alongside mustard and cumin seeds to make tarka, a spice-infused oil.

Ingredients

Organic Turmeric Root.
Specifications

Net Weight: 1.9 ounces
CARE AND USE

N/A
How to use

Organic

Given that fragrance is such a huge aspect of flavor, we never compromise on the quality of the spices we use for cooking.

One of our most trusted sources is Sandeep and Nalini Agarwal's family-owned company Pure Indian Foods, which sources only the best ingredients ffrom small farms in the United States and India, where spice is the foundation of all cooking. The company's products add a nuanced complexity and authenticity to dishes that regular commercial brands simply can’t replicate, and the company is our most-trusted source of high-quality, boldly flavored Indian pantry staples.

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HOW TO USE

Use this turmeric as you would store-bought turmeric, as part of a spice rub on chicken or salt-crusted pork tenderloin. Turmeric's warm earthiness also pairs well with vegetables, such as potatoes, green beans, and blanched or sauteed leafy greens. We also love pairing turmeric's earthiness with other earthy ingredients, such as beans and lentils.

Kitchen Notes

Sandeep and Nalini Agarwal's family-owned company Pure Indian Foods sources only the best ingredients from small farms in the United States and India, where spice is the foundation of all cooking. The company's products add a nuanced complexity and authenticity to dishes that that can't be replicated, and the company is our most-trusted source of high-quality, boldly flavored Indian pantry staples.

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