Curry leaves name in different languages with photos.
Curry leaves are indisputable component of Indian cuisine. In my food, I use a lot of curry leaves. I feel that the subtle aroma of curry leaves enhances the flavor of my food. I captured the photo above from my small balcony garden. To ensure that the curry leaves I used in my meals were pesticide-free, I planted three such curry leaf plants in my kitchen garden. The one we buy at the store is full of chemicals and is unhealthy for us.
Curry leaves are utilized in India not just for cooking but also for medicinal purposes. curry leaves are a common element in many Ayurvedic medicines and we use them in home made hair oils also. Vitamins A, B, C and B2 are abundant in curry leaves. It's used frequently in Ayurveda for making hair oils because of its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. Just boil the curry leaves in coconut oil until the spluttering stops to make a simple homemade hair oil. The application of this oil on a regular basis helps to enhance the hair growth. Soon, I'll write a separate post about hair oil. Let's talk about the various names for curry leaves in Indian languages today.
Curry leaves and its Indian names
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Happy cooking
Anju
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