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Beat The Summer Heat With This Easy ‘Saunf Ka Sharbat’ Recipe

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Beat The Summer Heat With This Easy ‘Saunf Ka Sharbat’ Recipe

[ad_1] Summers have arrived in full swing, bringing with them a craving for all things cool. From ice creams to smoothies, lassis, and coolers, we all crave something cool and soothing. While bottled cold drinks and fizzy drinks have their own charm, desi, homemade coolers are not only healthier but also offer an option to customise everything as per your taste. If you're looking for a delightful homemade cooler recipe, you're in luck! Jyoti, a food blogger and influencer from Varanasi (@coriander_bunch) has shared her recipe for Saunf ka Sharbat on Instagram. It is both easy to make and delicious.In her recent video, Jyoti is seen asking her mother if she would like to try some tasty coolers. To this, her mother quickly agrees and Jyoti starts preparing the recipe. With easily available...

Saunf Ka Sherbet – The Perfect Drink For Hot Summer Days

[ad_1] In India, spices grow in abundance. They come in a staggering variety and have been ruling Indian kitchens for years. All you need to do is, scan through your spice rack, select the ingredients and add layers of flavours to your everyday meals. The fact that most of them are loaded with healthy properties gives spices an edge. One such spice that has been a part of our kitchens for eons is saunf (or fennel seeds). Dried seeds of fennel plant (or Foeniculum Vulgare Mill), it has a jeera-like shape and is light green in colour. In the Indian food culture, saunf has a range of roles to play. From being a mouth freshener to masala for desi tadka, we consume saunf on a daily basis. It doesn't end here. In traditional medical practice, saunf is consumed as a coolant as well. Let's find ...

Man’s Hilarious Comeback To Girlfriend’s Jeera Vs Saunf Dilemma Breaks The Internet

[ad_1] Spices are an integral part of Indian cooking. Be it garam masala or haldi, they all play a significant role in enhancing the taste and overall flavour of food. You'll often find these masalas stored in a traditional masala dabba or spice box in your kitchen. However, if you're a novice cook, differentiating between these masalas can be quite challenging. While some of them are easy to identify, others are difficult to tell apart. Two such spices that look quite identical are jeera and saunf. Recently, a woman was unable to distinguish between these two spices and decided to message her boyfriend for help. Their chat conversation has left the internet in splits.Also Read: US Woman's Hilarious Reaction To Trying Samosa Chaat And Biryani Goes ViralTwitter user @Anteryamiiii took to ...