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, La jal jeera (‘agua de comino’ en hindi) e … La jal jeera (‘agua de comino’ en hindi) es una bebida india, parecida a la limonada, muy popular en verano y el norte del país por sus propiedades refrescantes. Suele servirse como aperitivo antes de una comida, aunque también se bebe entre estas. El comino se considera un ingrediente medicinal que actúa como digestivo. La menta, otro ingrediente, tiene un efecto refrescante. Otro de los ingredientes principales es la kala namak (sal negra), que también es digestiva. No contiene azúcar, por lo que es bastante saludable.
* Datos: Q6125787
* Multimedia: Jal-jeera / Q6125787125787
* Multimedia: Jal-jeera / Q6125787
, Jal-jeera, ou jaljira, est une boisson ind … Jal-jeera, ou jaljira, est une boisson indienne. Elle est aromatisée avec un mélange d'épices connu sous le nom de poudre de jal-jeera. En hindi, "jal" signifie eau et "jeera" signifie cumin. La forme de la boisson est essentiellement de la limonade et de la poudre de jaljira, et c'est une boisson estivale populaire en Inde. Elle est parfois servie en apéritif, car elle est destinée à "faire sursauter" les papilles gustatives."faire sursauter" les papilles gustatives.
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La jal jeera (‘agua de comino’ en hindi) e … La jal jeera (‘agua de comino’ en hindi) es una bebida india, parecida a la limonada, muy popular en verano y el norte del país por sus propiedades refrescantes. Suele servirse como aperitivo antes de una comida, aunque también se bebe entre estas. El comino se considera un ingrediente medicinal que actúa como digestivo. La menta, otro ingrediente, tiene un efecto refrescante. Otro de los ingredientes principales es la kala namak (sal negra), que también es digestiva. No contiene azúcar, por lo que es bastante saludable.
* Datos: Q6125787
* Multimedia: Jal-jeera / Q6125787125787
* Multimedia: Jal-jeera / Q6125787
, Jal-jeera, ou jaljira, est une boisson ind … Jal-jeera, ou jaljira, est une boisson indienne. Elle est aromatisée avec un mélange d'épices connu sous le nom de poudre de jal-jeera. En hindi, "jal" signifie eau et "jeera" signifie cumin. La forme de la boisson est essentiellement de la limonade et de la poudre de jaljira, et c'est une boisson estivale populaire en Inde. Elle est parfois servie en apéritif, car elle est destinée à "faire sursauter" les papilles gustatives."faire sursauter" les papilles gustatives.
, Jal-jeera is an Indian beverage. It is fla … Jal-jeera is an Indian beverage. It is flavored with a spice mix known as jal-jeera powder. In Hindi, "jal" means water and "jeera" means cumin. The beverage base is either lemonade or similar tangy drinks and jaljira spices, and is a popular summer drink in India. It is sometimes served as an appetizer, as it is intended to "startle" the taste buds. Jaljira spices generally consist of cumin, ginger, black pepper, mint, black salt, some fruit powder (usually either mango, or some kind of citrus zest), and chili or hot pepper powder.rus zest), and chili or hot pepper powder.
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