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The cumin seed comes from a plant of the parsley family. A small, delicate annual, it grows to a height of about 25 cm/10 in. The spicy seeds are boat-shaped, ridged, and brownish green in colour.

Seedlike fruit of the herb cumin, which belongs to the carrot family. It has a bitter flavour and is used as a spice in cooking. (Cuminum cyminum, family Umbelliferae.)



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I went for jeera chicken curry - pieces of breast in a cumin spiced curry sauce.
But this rain is also ruinous to the standing crops of jeera , which will turn black in the fields, while the moong dal grains will rot due to the unseasonal rain," he said.
This ambrosia made out of coconut milk, the ever dependable kokum, finely pounded green chillies and a dash of jeera is said to be an excellent digestive.
 
 
 
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