Leela Curry Leaf Powder | Dried Curry Leaves Powder for Cooking
1. Product Description
Leela Curry Leaf Powder is a finely ground herbal food ingredient made from dried curry leaves (Murraya koenigii). It has a characteristic aromatic flavour and a green to olive-green colour, depending on the drying and processing method.
Curry leaves are widely used in Indian cooking for their distinctive aroma and flavour. In powdered form, they are convenient to add to everyday recipes, spice blends, chutneys, seasonings and traditional food preparations.
Leela Curry Leaf Powder is suitable for home kitchens, restaurants, food manufacturers and spice-processing businesses.
2. Uses of Curry Leaf Powder
1. Chutney & PodiUse in traditional chutney powders, dry podi mixes and homemade spice blends.
2. Dal & CurriesAdd to dal, sambhar, rasam, vegetable curries and gravies for an aromatic flavour.
3. Spice & Seasoning Blends Suitable for customized masala blends, savoury seasonings and instant food mixes.
4. Rice PreparationsUse in lemon rice, pulao, vegetable rice and other rice-based recipes.
5. Snacks & Namkeen
6. Everyday Cooking Sprinkle into suitable vegetable dishes, soups and homemade savoury preparations.
3. Benefits of Curry Leaf Powder
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Rich aromatic flavour: Adds the distinctive taste and aroma of curry leaves to recipes.
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Plant-based ingredient: Made from dried curry leaves, subject to the actual product specification.
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Naturally occurring antioxidants: Curry leaves contain plant compounds with antioxidant activity.
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Source of plant nutrients: Curry leaves naturally contain various micronutrients and phytochemicals; actual levels vary with processing.
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Convenient to use: Powdered form makes measuring and mixing easy.
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Versatile cooking ingredient: Suitable for traditional Indian dishes and modern seasoning blends.
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Useful for food manufacturing: Can be incorporated into spice mixes, chutney powders and savoury food products.
Note: These are general food and ingredient benefits. Curry leaf powder should not be advertised as a treatment for diabetes, hair loss, cholesterol or other medical conditions.
4. How to Use Curry Leaf Powder
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Application |
Suggested method |
|---|---|
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Dal & sambhar |
Add during cooking and mix well. |
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Chutney powder |
Blend with roasted lentils, spices and salt according to your recipe. |
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Rice |
Mix with cooked rice, oil or ghee and suitable seasonings. |
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Vegetable curry |
Sprinkle during cooking for flavour. |
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Snacks |
Mix into seasoning blends or sprinkle over suitable snacks. |
|
Masala blends |
Combine with other dried herbs and spices. |
Suggested starting quantity: Begin with ½ teaspoon per serving and adjust according to your preferred flavour. For chutney powder and commercial seasoning blends, adjust the quantity according to the recipe.
5. Product Specifications
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Specification |
Details |
|---|---|
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Brand |
Leela |
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Product Name |
Curry Leaf Powder |
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Botanical Name |
Murraya koenigii |
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Ingredient |
Dried curry leaves |
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Plant Part |
Leaves |
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Form |
Fine Powder |
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Colour |
Green to olive-green |
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Taste |
Characteristic curry leaf flavour |
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Aroma |
Aromatic herbal smell |
|
Processing |
Dried and powdered |
|
Applications |
Cooking, chutneys, masala and seasoning blends |
|
Grade |
Food Grade – subject to batch documentation |
|
Packaging |
100g, 250g, 500g, 1kg and bulk packs |
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Shelf Life |
As printed on product packaging |
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Country of Origin |
India, if confirmed |
6. Storage Instructions
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Store in a cool and dry place.
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Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight.
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Store in an airtight container after opening.
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Use a clean and dry spoon.
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Keep away from strong light and heat.
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Reseal the pouch properly after every use.
These are general food and ingredient benefits. Curry leaf powder should not be advertised as a treatment for diabetes, hair loss, cholesterol or other medical conditions.
4. How to Use Curry Leaf Powder
|
Application |
Suggested method |
|---|---|
|
Dal & sambhar |
Add during cooking and mix well. |
|
Chutney powder |
Blend with roasted lentils, spices and salt according to your recipe. |
|
Rice |
Mix with cooked rice, oil or ghee and suitable seasonings. |
|
Vegetable curry |
Sprinkle during cooking for flavour. |
|
Snacks |
Mix into seasoning blends or sprinkle over suitable snacks. |
|
Masala blends |
Combine with other dried herbs and spices. |
Suggested starting quantity: Begin with ½ teaspoon per serving and adjust according to your preferred flavour. For chutney powder and commercial seasoning blends, adjust the quantity according to the recipe.
5. Product Specifications
|
Specification |
Details |
|---|---|
|
Brand |
Leela |
|
Product Name |
Curry Leaf Powder |
|
Botanical Name |
Murraya koenigii |
|
Ingredient |
Dried curry leaves |
|
Plant Part |
Leaves |
|
Form |
Fine Powder |
|
Colour |
Green to olive-green |
|
Taste |
Characteristic curry leaf flavour |
|
Aroma |
Aromatic herbal smell |
|
Processing |
Dried and powdered |
|
Applications |
Cooking, chutneys, masala and seasoning blends |
|
Grade |
Food Grade – subject to batch documentation |
|
Packaging |
100g, 250g, 500g, 1kg and bulk packs |
|
Shelf Life |
As printed on product packaging |
|
Country of Origin |
India, if confirmed |
6. Storage Instructions
-
Store in a cool and dry place.
-
Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight.
-
Store in an airtight container after opening.
-
Use a clean and dry spoon.
-
Keep away from strong light and heat.
-
Reseal the pouch properly after every use.