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Dry red chillies are a staple in many cuisines around the world, known for their fiery flavor and vibrant color. These chillies are sun-dried, retaining their rich red hue and intense heat. They are used in various forms, from whole dried chillies to ground powders, infusing dishes with their distinctive spicy kick.
Maa Binapani Self Help Group (SHG) based in Deogarh is renowned for its commitment to quality and authenticity. The SHG is dedicated to providing natural, high-quality agricultural products directly to consumers, ensuring that the products retain their traditional taste and nutritional benefits. Their Dry Red Chillies are a testament to this commitment.
The 250 gm pack of Dry Red Chillies from Maa Binapani SHG is carefully curated to ensure you receive the best quality chillies, characterized by their potent aroma, vibrant color, and intense heat. These chillies are sun-dried to perfection, which helps in locking the flavor and nutritional benefits intact.
Dry red chillies are not just a source of intense flavor but also pack a nutritional punch. Here is the nutritional breakdown per 100 grams: - Calories: 282 kcal - Carbohydrates: 19.7 g - Protein: 12.0 g - Fat: 14.3 g - Fiber: 27.2 g
They are also rich in vitamins such as Vitamin C and Vitamin A, and minerals like Potassium and Iron.
The Dry Red Chillies from Maa Binapani SHG come in a well-sealed, air-tight pack that preserves the freshness and flavor of the chillies. The 250 gm pack size is perfect to meet regular household cooking needs without compromising on the spice quality.
To ensure the longevity and freshness of the chillies, it is advised to store them in an air-tight container away from direct sunlight, in a cool and dry place. Proper storage will maintain their intense color and heat over time.
The dry red chillies from Maa Binapani SHG are harvested at their peak ripeness to ensure maximum flavor and heat. The chillies are then left to sun-dry, a natural process that helps in preserving their quality. This traditional drying method not only enhances the flavor but also extends the shelf life of the chillies, making them a reliable spice to have in your pantry.
In many cultures, dry red chillies hold significant value and are an essential part of traditional cooking. They are widely used in Indian, Mexican, Thai, and Chinese cuisines, among others. Each culture has its unique way of using these chillies, ranging from whole dried, powdered, to making chilli pastes.
Apart from their culinary uses, dry