Agri Rick Marati Mogga
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Marati Mogga is a fragrant spice bud used to enhance flavor and aroma in traditional Indian cooking, especially in biryanis and curries.
Marati Mogga, also known as Kapok Buds or Indian Capers, is an aromatic spice commonly used in South Indian cuisine. Resembling dried flower buds, it has a strong, distinct fragrance that infuses rich flavor into a variety of dishes like biryanis, gravies, pickles, and masalas. Though not widely known outside traditional kitchens, Marati Mogga is a hidden gem in Indian spice racks, adding depth and warmth to recipes. It is typically used in small quantities due to its intense flavor and is often fried in oil to release its aroma before being added to dishes.
| Brand | Agri Rich |
|---|---|
| Department | Groceries |
| Weight | 18 Gms |
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