Badishep- Saunf

"Badishep" is a common term used in India, particularly in Marathi and Gujarati, to refer to fennel seeds.¹ Here's a breakdown:

• Fennel Seeds:
  • These are the dried seeds of the fennel plant (Foeniculum vulgare).²
  • They have a distinct sweet, licorice-like flavor and aroma.³
• "Badishep" Usage:
  • In many Indian households, especially in the western regions, "badishep" is the preferred term.
  • It's used in various culinary applications, including:
    • As a mouth freshener after meals.⁴
    • In spice blends.⁵
    • In curries and other savory dishes.⁶
    • In some sweet dishes.
• Other Names:
  • It's also commonly known as "saunf" in Hindi.⁷

Therefore, when you encounter "badishep," it's essentially referring to fennel seeds.

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