Spices of India are all agricultural produce. Various parts of plants used, make different spices, like - rhizomes & roots - eg. Turmeric, Ginger, bark spices - eg. Cinnamon, leaf spices - eg. curry leaf, flower spices - eg. saffron, fruit spices - eg. cardamom & seed spices - eg. Sesame, mustard. These spices make Indian cuisine EXOTIC and mouth watering. The knowledge of spices and their right combination in cooking is an art.
they use alot of different types of herbs so you cant really answer it :):):):):)
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Black pepper, cinammon, cardamoms, cumin, chilliles, red pepper, saffron, food colouring, Hildi powder, garam masala, corriander seeds, clove, ani seeds........etc
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Some of Gupta's main exports were salt, spices, and cotton.
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Spices, tea, coffee, cotton, tobacco...
India has a number of imports and exports. Some imports include crude petroleum, gold, and silver. Some exports include petroleum products, gems, as well as jewelry.
Nutmeg and Cinnamon spices!
There are several good Indian grocery stores near Los Angeles, California. Some of these include India Sweets and Spices, Aladin Sweets and Market, New India Sweets and Spices, and India Spices and Grocery.
Yes. They are both imports and exports.
mixed spices come from india and is used some places around England
Exports : Bananas , Coffee , Timber , Cocoa beans, gold , bauxite , spices .
The imports and exports of India are cotton ,grains,jute etc.
which air mode leather exports in India to Italy