Sun-Dried Black Peppercorns | Natural & Chemical-Free
Sun-Dried Black Peppercorns | Natural & Chemical-Free
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Sustainably grown black peppercorns from Karnataka’s Western Ghats, sun-dried for maximum flavour. 100% organic, chemical-free, and rich in natural nutrients.Black peppercorns are the dried fruit of the black pepper plant, one of the most commonly used spices worldwide. Known for their sharp, spicy flavour, they are harvested when the pepper berries begin to ripen and change colour from green to red. Once picked, the berries are sun-dried, turning black as they shrink and harden. Black peppercorns are prized not only for their culinary uses but also for their medicinal properties, as they contain piperine, an active compound that offers various health benefits. Ground or whole, black peppercorns are essential in adding depth and complexity to both savoury and sweet dishes.
- 100% Organic: Grown without chemicals or pesticides, our peppercorns are pure and naturally farmed.
- Sustainably Sourced: Our farming methods promote self-sufficiency and biodiversity, protecting the environment while ensuring top-quality produce.
- Sun-Dried for Maximum Flavour: We harvest our peppercorns at peak maturity and sun-dry them to preserve their natural taste and aroma.
- Rich in Flavour & Nutrients: Harvested at just the right time, our peppercorns offer an intense, full-bodied flavour with a host of health benefits.
- Ethical & Eco-Friendly: Supporting our product means supporting sustainable, environmentally friendly farming practices.
Sourced from a sustainable farm in Belur, Karnataka, our black peppercorns benefit from the unique climate and soil conditions of the Western Ghats. This UNESCO-recognised hotspot is renowned for its biodiversity, making it an ideal location for growing pepper organically. The farm is surrounded by native trees and teeming with wildlife, creating a natural, chemical-free growing environment.
- Freshly Ground: Grind black peppercorns directly onto dishes like salads, soups, and grilled vegetables for a burst of fresh, spicy flavour.
- In Sauces and Curries: Add whole peppercorns to sauces, stews, and curries for a slow-release of spice as the dish cooks, adding depth to the flavour.
- Baking and Sweets: Try adding a pinch of ground black pepper to baked goods like gingerbread, biscuits, or even chocolate-based desserts for a unique, warming kick.
- Spicing Drinks: Sprinkle ground pepper into smoothies, herbal teas, or even spiced coffees for a warming note.
- Salad Dressings: Combine freshly ground pepper with olive oil, lemon juice, or vinegar to make a simple, flavourful salad dressing.
- Pickling: Whole peppercorns are often used in pickling brines, adding depth to preserved vegetables and fruits.
- Garnishing Dishes: Use coarsely crushed peppercorns as a garnish for pasta, pizza, or scrambled eggs to give an extra layer of texture and spice.
Check out this post to learn more about the uses of black peppercorns
- Rich in Antioxidants: Black pepper is high in antioxidants, which help fight free radicals and may reduce inflammation in the body.
- Improves Digestion: Piperine, the active compound in black pepper, stimulates the digestive enzymes, promoting better digestion and gut health.
- Enhances Nutrient Absorption: Black pepper can improve the absorption of essential nutrients like vitamins A and C, selenium, and beta-carotene from the food you eat.
- Supports Weight Loss: Piperine in black pepper helps in boosting metabolism, which may aid in burning fat and managing weight.
- Antibacterial Properties: Black pepper contains antibacterial compounds that can help fight infections and support a healthy immune system.
- Promotes Respiratory Health: It is known to relieve congestion, making it a natural remedy for colds and respiratory issues.
- Improves Brain Function: Piperine may enhance brain function and improve cognitive abilities, potentially lowering the risk of degenerative brain diseases.
- May Regulate Blood Sugar: Studies suggest that black pepper can help regulate blood sugar levels, making it beneficial for people managing diabetes.
Read more about the health benefits of black peppercorns here.
Yes, black peppercorns are the dried fruit of the black pepper plant, and when ground, they become black pepper, commonly used as a seasoning.
What is black peppercorn used for?
Black peppercorn is used as a spice to add flavour and heat to savoury dishes. It can be used whole, cracked, or ground in soups, sauces, marinades, and more.
What are the benefits of peppercorns?
Black peppercorns have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and digestive benefits. They can improve nutrient absorption, support weight loss, and even enhance brain function.
Which peppercorns are healthiest?
All peppercorns, including black, white, green, and red, are healthy, but black peppercorns contain the highest levels of piperine, the compound responsible for most of their health benefits.
Why is black pepper so expensive?
Black pepper is expensive due to the intensive labour involved in harvesting and processing the pepper berries. Additionally, its popularity and global demand drive the cost up.
Can black pepper reduce tummy?
Black pepper may help with weight management by boosting metabolism and improving digestion, which can contribute to reducing tummy fat over time.
Can you eat black peppercorns?
Yes, you can eat black peppercorns whole, but they are usually ground or cracked to enhance the flavour and make them easier to consume.
How much black pepper per day?
A moderate amount of black pepper—about 1-2 teaspoons per day—is generally considered safe and beneficial. However, excessive consumption may cause stomach irritation.
Is black pepper good for skin?
Yes, black pepper has antibacterial and antioxidant properties that can help fight acne, improve skin texture, and prevent signs of premature ageing when used topically.