Curry leaves, the quintessential aromatic ingredient used in South Indian, especially in Kongu regional kitchen have an array of health benefits and therapeutic properties.
It is indegenous to India, Sri lanka and many South East Asian Countries. It is known as கடி பட்ட or Meetha Neem in Hindi, karuvaeppilau in Tamil, Karivempu in Malayalam, Karivepaaku in Telugu.
Benefits of Curry leaves:
For EYE health:
Curry leaves are rich in Carotenoids contents of Vitamin A supports the health of Cornea. Vitamin A dificency can cause night blindness, vision loss and Cloud formation. The Rich content of Vitamin A present in Curry leaves treats cataract
Further it keeps Retina safe and protect against vision loss.
For HAIR:
Curry leaves are actively beneficial for abundant hair growth, cures dandruff and prevents premature graying of hair.
For SKIN:
The high Vitamin C contents and anti-oxideants present in Curry leaves maintains skin supple and young.
For LIVER:
Curryleaves protect the liver from various infections and strongly support liver health.
Curry leaves for Anaemia:
They are have an excellent quantity of iron treating Anaemia and they also contain adequate folic acid to Absorbs iron by the cells.
For control cholesterol levels:
The antioxidants in the leaves lower the cholesterol levels and support heart health.
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How to make this Curry leaves Thokku/pickle?
Ingredients:
Curry leaves one big bunch
Tamarind one Gooseberry size
Red Chillies 4-5 pcs
Rock salt 3/4 tsp
Cold pressed Gingelly oil 50+15 ml
Mustard seeds 1/2 tsp
Dry roasted coriander powder 1 tsp
dry roasted Cumin seeds powder 1/2 tsp
Turmeric 1/2 tsp
Asafoetida 2 pinches
Dry roasted Mustard seeds and fenugreek seeds powder 1/2 tsp
Jaggery powder 1 tsp
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