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How & When to Use Fenugreek?
How & When to Use Fenugreek?
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Re: How & When to Use Fenugreek?
I'm assuming you mean ground fenugreek seed & not methi leaves. I usually add a little as part of my mix powder.
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Re: How & When to Use Fenugreek?
I also use a little ground fenugreek seed in my spice mix for curries, I also am a fan of dried fenugreek leaves (kasoori methi) in my curries. Both add lovely albeit different flavours to a curry.
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