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Curry leaves, also known as kadi patta or meetha neem, are aromatic leaves used in Indian and Southeast Asian cuisine. Here’s a brief overview:DescriptionAppearance: Curry leaves are small, glossy, and dark green with a slightly jagged edge. They grow in clusters on a delicate, woody stem.Flavour: T..

DescriptionAppearance: Spinach leaves are usually dark green and can be smooth or slightly wrinkled. The leaves grow in a rosette pattern and are often sold fresh, though they can also be found frozen or canned.Flavour: Mild, slightly earthy, and slightly sweet when cooked.UsesCulinary: Can be eaten..

DescriptionAppearance: Methi leaves are small, green, and typically have a slightly jagged edge. They grow in clusters and have a somewhat bitter, earthy flavour.Flavour: They have a distinctive, slightly bitter taste with a hint of sweetness and a unique, aromatic quality.UsesCulinary: Commonly use..

Amaranthus leaves, also known as amaranth or chaulai in Hindi, are nutritious leafy greens used in various cuisines around the world. Here’s a brief overview:UsesCulinary: Often used in soups, stews, stir-fries, and salads. Common in Indian cuisine, particularly in dishes like saag and subzis. Can a..

Red amaranthus, also known as red amaranth or chaulai (in Hindi), is a variety of amaranthus with vibrant red or purple-colored leaves. Here’s a brief overview:DescriptionAppearance: The leaves are strikingly red or purple with a smooth, slightly glossy surface. The plant also produces clusters of t..

Spring onion, also known as scallions or green onions, is a versatile vegetable used in a variety of cuisines. Here’s a brief overview:DescriptionAppearance: Spring onions have a small, white bulb at the base with long, slender green stalks. Both the white and green parts are edible.Flavour: Mild an..

DescriptionAppearance: Dill leaves are feathery, delicate, and bright green, resembling fine fern-like fronds. They grow on tall, slender stems and have a light, airy texture.Flavour: Dill has a fresh, slightly tangy flavour with hints of anise and citrus, and it is less pungent than some other herb..

Arai keerai, also known as Amaranth leaves or Little Amaranth, is a type of leafy green commonly used in South Indian cuisine. Here’s a brief overview:DescriptionAppearance: Arai keerai leaves are typically small, oval, and tender, with a green colour. The plant grows in a bushy manner and produces ..

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Gongura, also known as sorrel leaves or roselle leaves, is a leafy green commonly used in South Indian cuisine, particularly in Andhra Pradesh. Here’s a brief overview:DescriptionAppearance: Gongura leaves are broad, jagged, and heart-shaped with a deep green colour. They are often found growing on ..

Basale leaves, also known as Basella leaves or Malabar spinach, are the leaves of the Basella plant, which is also referred to as Ceylon spinach or Indian spinach. Here’s a brief overview:DescriptionAppearance: Basale leaves are broad, glossy, and typically dark green. They have a smooth texture and..