Known by various names across India — Rai, Sarson, Kadughu, Mohri — these tiny dark seeds are a staple in countless regional cuisines, from South Indian tempering to North Indian pickles and curries. When added to hot oil, they crackle and pop, releasing a rich, nutty aroma that forms the flavour base of dals, sabzis, chutneys, and marinades.
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