Pepper has
earned Kerala transnational fame. The Malayalam name for pepper is kurumulaku. Pepper
has been used as a spice in India since prehistoric times. It was probably
first cultivated on the Malabar Coast of India, in what is now the state of
Kerala. Black pepper was a much-prized trade good often referred to as black
gold and used as a form of commodity money.
Black pepper is one of the most commonly used
spices worldwide. It has a sharp and mildly spicy flavor that goes well with
many dishes. But black pepper is more than just a kitchen staple. It has been
deemed the “king of spices” and used in ancient Ayurvedic medicine for
thousands of years.
White pepper is a
spice produced from the dried fruit of the pepper plant. The sun-dried fruit,
black pepper skin is removed and the kernel is the white pepper. The skin is
the most pungent part of the seed.
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The origin of Pepper is from
the western ghats region of Kerala. Our spice is sustainably sourced from small
farmers network in Northern Kerala, India
We use only organically grown black pepper
processed without the use of toxic pesticides and are strictly grown for
domestic use and not for any commercial purpose, We make it powdered in a
traditional way and don’t extract any oils.
We also don’t use any kind of preservatives,
polishing, additives, etc to add flavor to our spices, reduce cost, or to
extend shelf life.
White Pepper vs. Black Pepper
While they come from the berries of the same plant,
the difference between white pepper and black pepper starts when the berries
are picked. To make black pepper, unripe pepper berries are picked and then
they are dried, which blackens the skin and adds flavor elements.
White pepper is made from fully ripe pepper
berries. They are soaked in water until the shell falls off, or by placing them
under flowing spring water. Then their skins are removed, yielding a whiter,
cleaner pepper which also removes some of the hot piperine compound, as well as
volatile oils and compounds that give black pepper its aroma. As a result,
white pepper has a different flavor and heat component than black pepper. The
process used and the handling of white pepper can introduce different flavor
notes as well.
Benefits of White Pepper
White pepper has very few calories and adds a lot
of flavor to a dish, which may enable to you cut back on salt. You usually
would not use enough of it to benefit from the small amount of vitamin C,
calcium, and iron it contains. The highest trace mineral content is manganese,
with 2 percent of the daily value for 1 gram (1/3 teaspoon). Like black pepper,
white pepper can speed up your digestion and gut motility.
Recipes with White Pepper
White pepper is widely used in Indian, Asian, and
Mexican cuisines. most often used in white or light-colored dishes and sauces
so there won't be any black flecks. White pepper is often used in soups. The
hot and sour soup gets its heat primarily from white pepper. White pepper is
used in Swedish dishes as well as Basic White Sauce, Egg Fried Rice….. Because
of its color, white pepper is ideal for use in white sauces, pasta salads, and
seafood dishes. White pepper retains the full pungency of black pepper but has
an altered flavor due to partial loss of aroma compounds.
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