Crushed Mixed pickle 800g by Ashifa Foods

Crushed Mixed pickle 800g by Ashifa Foods

Are you craving the authentic flavors of traditional Pakistani cuisine? Look no further! Ashifa Foods brings you the finest Crushed Mixed Pickle that will tantalize your taste buds and transport you straight to the heart of Pakistan. With a perfect blend of spices and premium-quality ingredients, our Crushed Mixed Pickle is a culinary delight you can’t resist.
We understand that you value both quality and affordability. Regarding Crushed Mixed Pickle price in Lahore, Pakistan, we ensure that our product offers exceptional value for your money.
Ready to tantalize your taste buds? Don’t wait any longer! Buy Crushed Mixed Pickle by Ashifa Foods today and experience the perfect harmony of spices and textures in every bite. Whether you want to add a zesty kick to your meals or enjoy it as a side, our 800g jar ensures you have plenty to savor.

Why choose Crushed pickle 800g by Ashifa Foods

Key Features of Crushed Mixed Pickle 800g by Ashifa Foods:

1. Premium Quality Ingredients: We carefully selected high-quality ingredients to ensure a delicious and authentic taste in this pickle.
2. Mixed Variety: Ashifa Foods’ Crushed Mixed Pickle offers diverse vegetables, ensuring a delightful mix of flavors and textures in every bite.
3. Handcrafted and Traditional: Using traditional recipes and techniques, we handcraft the pickle, preserving the authentic taste of Pakistani pickles.
4. No Artificial Preservatives: It is free from artificial preservatives, ensuring a healthier option for pickle lovers.
5. Generous Quantity: Each jar contains 800g of pickle, giving you a substantial amount to enjoy over multiple meals.
6. Versatile Usage: This pickle is a condiment or accompaniment to various dishes, including rice, bread, and curries, to add flavor to your meals.

Pickle-Making Process

Pickle-making is a traditional method of preserving vegetables or fruits in a brine solution or an acidic medium. A basic overview of how pickles are made is here:

Ingredients

1. Vegetables or Fruits: Pickles can be made with various vegetables or fruits. Common choices include cucumbers, carrots, green beans, cauliflower, peppers, and fruits like lemons or mangoes.
2. Brine or Acidic Solution: The liquid in which the vegetables or fruits are immersed. It can be a simple saltwater brine, vinegar, or a combination of both. The brine provides the necessary acidity to preserve the Crushed Pickle and impart flavor.
3. Seasonings: Pickles are often flavored with herbs such as garlic, dill, mustard seeds, coriander, peppercorns, and red pepper flakes. These seasonings add complexity to the flavor.

Steps in the Pickle-Making Process

1. Select and Prepare the Vegetables: Choose fresh, firm vegetables or fruits. Wash them thoroughly and cut them into the desired shape, such as spears, slices, or whole. Some vegetables may need blanching before pickling to soften them slightly.
2. Create the Brine: The brine is a crucial component of pickling. The recipe for the brine varies depending on personal preference and the type of pickle you’re making. A simple brine might consist of water and salt, while others use vinegar or a combination of vinegar and water. You can also add sugar to achieve a sweet-sour flavor. Boil the brine and allow it to cool before using.
3. Add Flavorings: Place your chosen seasonings and spices at the bottom of the pickling jar or container. This allows the flavors to infuse throughout the pickles. Common flavorings include dill, garlic cloves, and mustard seeds.
4. Pack the Jar: Layer the prepared vegetables or fruits into a clean, sterilized glass jar. Pack them tightly, but leave a little space at the top.
5. Pour in the Brine: Carefully pour the cooled brine over the vegetables, ensuring they are completely submerged. You may need to use a weight or a smaller jar to dip the vegetables beneath the brine.
6. Seal the Jar: Seal the jar with a clean, airtight lid. Ensure that you tightly close it to prevent air from getting inside.
7. Fermentation: Depending on the type of pickle, you can let the jar sit at room temperature for a time to ferment. Fermentation allows the beneficial bacteria to develop and adds a tangy flavour to the pickles. The duration of fermentation varies but can range from a few days to several weeks.

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