Indian Vegetables

Having been domesticated in Central Asian Persian Belt of Asia around a 1000 years back, carrots came to India around

Though an acquired taste, ridge gourd has quickly become a must have vegetable in the regional kitchens of Asian continent.

Possibly a native fruit of the Indian subcontinent, mango ‘Aam’ is a called a super fruit because of its potential

Known to have originated in the Andes mountains of South America, tomato ‘tamatar’, today is one of the most important

Grown in abundance in Mediterranean Europe, North Africa and India, Beetroot ‘chakunder’ besides being a culinary must, is also been

Grown in abundance in India, raw banana ‘kacha kela’ is best suited for cooked applications such as baking, boiling, frying,

Jackfruit, a native of southwest India, is grown in abundance in the tropical regions of the world. Though an integral

Grown abundantly in the Indian subcontinent, low in carbs and calories, high in fiber and antioxidant rich, parmal is an

Finding its origin in north-western India, Indian squash ‘tinda’ is consumed extensively in the subcontinent as a vegetable, pickle and

Is Pumpkin ‘Kaddu’ a vegetable or a fruit… the debate rages on BUT what is sure is the amazing health