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What is peepramul?

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On 28/06/2007 08:06pm, AskCy wrote:

I thought it looked like a miss-spelt version of "pepper mill" maybe a little lost in translation of accents? (which is how many many many words have come into existance)

Steve

On 02/12/2008 06:12pm, AS wrote:

Peepramul is also known as ganthoda not same as sonth (dry ginger) though. It is typically used in powder form with equal mix of ginger powder, jagri and water to help with the gastric troubles and joint pains.

On 14/02/2009 06:02pm, Narendra wrote:

can a post delivery lady have peepramul with Mutton

On 17/02/2009 02:02pm, Lapis wrote:

I would suggest it is Indian valerian root (or rhizome, like ginger root).

I don't know anything about, and can't comment about its properties, but would suggest caution.

On 10/12/2010 05:12pm, Smitha wrote:

I got original Peepramul Powder home delivered from this online store The Big Indian Store http://spicesonline.info/indian-spices/peepramul-ganthoda-powder-p-1109.html

I tried out this powder in indian recipes and it tasted yummy! :)

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