Fresh Mustard Leaves
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Overview
Bring home the bold, earthy flavor of Indian winter cooking with fresh mustard leaves (sarson ka saag), a nutrient-packed leafy green known for its slightly peppery taste and rich aroma. A key ingredient in the beloved North Indian dish sarson da saag, these leaves are perfect for slow-cooked curries, stir-fries, dal tadka blends, or even green smoothies with a twist.
Available in 1 bundle and 2 bundle packs, mustard leaves are ideal for both small families and festive meal preparations.
Specifications:
Product Name: Mustard Leaves (Sarson ka Saag)
Form: Fresh, Uncut Leaves
Pack Sizes:
Form: Fresh, Uncut Leaves
Pack Sizes:
- 1 Bundle - Approx. 200–250g
- 2 Bundles - Approx. 400–500g
Color: Deep Green
Flavor: Peppery, Slightly Bitter
Texture: Firm Stems, Broad Crisp Leaves
Shelf Life: Best used within 2–3 days (when refrigerated)
Storage Tip: Store in the vegetable drawer in a paper or perforated plastic bag
Best For: Sarson ka saag, stir-fries, paratha fillings, dal tempering, pakoras
Flavor: Peppery, Slightly Bitter
Texture: Firm Stems, Broad Crisp Leaves
Shelf Life: Best used within 2–3 days (when refrigerated)
Storage Tip: Store in the vegetable drawer in a paper or perforated plastic bag
Best For: Sarson ka saag, stir-fries, paratha fillings, dal tempering, pakoras
FAQs
What is the difference between 1 and 2 bundles?
The 2-bundle pack is double the quantity, ideal for larger portions or batch cooking.
How long do the leaves stay fresh?
They remain fresh for 2-3 days in the refrigerator. For longer storage, blanch and freeze them.
Are these good for making traditional saag?
Yes, they're ideal for saag and taste best when slow-cooked with spinach or bathua.
Do I need to wash them before use?
Yes, wash thoroughly to remove any soil or grit.
Can I use them in smoothies or juices?
Yes, though the peppery flavor is strong, use in moderation or mix with spinach.
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