Ambemohar Rice
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Immerse yourself in the aromatic charm of Ambemohar Fragrant Rice, cultivated in the scenic Western Ghats foothills of Maharashtra, India. Named after the Marathi words for mango blossom, this rice variety boasts a rich history and a unique fragrance reminiscent of mango blossoms. With short and wide grains, Ambemohar stands out in the aromatic rice category, offering a delightful addition to your culinary experience. This low-yielding yet exceptional rice has deep roots in Maharashtra’s history, celebrated for its traditional uses in dishes like Bhatachi Pej and festive preparations. Recognized with a Geographical Indication, Ambemohar is a rare heritage that brings the essence of Maharashtra’s culinary tradition to your table.
Description:
Indulge in the exquisite aroma and unique flavors of Ambemohar Fragrant Rice, a special rice variant cultivated in the picturesque foothills of the Western Ghats region in Maharashtra, India. Named after the Marathi words for mango blossom, “Ambemohar,” this rice carries a rich history and distinctive fragrance reminiscent of mango blossoms.
Key Features:
- Aromatic Excellence: Ambemohar rice is renowned for its strong aroma, resembling the fragrance of mango blossoms, making it a delightful addition to your culinary repertoire.
- Cultivated Tradition: Rooted in Maharashtra’s history, Ambemohar has been cultivated for centuries, with a legacy dating back to producing 54,000 tons in the Mulshi region of Pune district a century ago.
- Unique Grain Characteristics: With short and wide grains (5.5 mm x 2.2 mm), Ambemohar stands apart from well-known varieties like basmati. It falls into the aromatic rice class, boasting a similar degree of fragrance.
- Low-Yield Purity: Although low-yielding rice (1.9 ton/ha), Ambemohar’s quality shines through in its unique aroma and flavor, placing it in the league of aromatic varieties such as Basmati.
- Traditional Uses: Ambemohar is a versatile rice used to prepare a variety of dishes, from the traditional Bhatachi Pej (rice and milk soup) to religious ceremonies, weddings, and festive preparations like ‘Vapholya’ during Makar Sankranti.
- Geographical Indication: Recognized for its authenticity, the Mulshi Taluka sub-division of Pune district has been granted the Geographical Indication for Ambemohar, underscoring its unique connection to the Sahyadri range.
- Rare Heritage: Due to its susceptibility to diseases, Ambemohar is now a rare find. Lookalikes, such as Jeera Sambhar rice and Jawaful, are sometimes passed off as original Ambemohar, impacting its production and availability.
Experience the cultural richness and aromatic allure of Ambemohar Fragrant Rice. Bring home a taste of Maharashtra’s history and culinary tradition, and savor the distinctiveness of this rare and fragrant rice variety.
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| please select a package size | 1kg |
| HSN/HS Code | 10063090 |
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