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grown worldwide for its edible fruit. most commonly purple, the spongy, absorbent fruit is used in several cuisines . typically used as a vegetable in cooking, it is a berry by botanical definition. as a member of the genus solanum , it is related to tomato and potato . like the tomato, its skin and seeds
and cm ( in) broad. on wild plants, the fruit is less than cm ( in) in diameter; in cultivated forms: cm ( in) or more in length are possible for long, narrow types or the large fat purple ones common to the west . botanically classified as a berry , the fruit contains numerous small, soft, edible seeds...
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& pesto filo parcels catering news about us contact us foodafayre love at first bite chicken & almond pastillas ingredients g butter, melted, plus tbsp for the pan red onion, finely chopped thumb-sized piece ginger, grated garlic cloves, crushed tbsp cinnamon, plus ⁄ tsp for dusting cardamom pods, seeds
removed tsp turmeric boneless chicken thighs, skin removed tbsp plain flour ml chicken stock tbsp clear honey g ground almond zest orange g dried apricot, chopped g toasted flaked almond small handful parsley, chopped sheets feuille de brick or filo pastry large egg, beaten icing sugar, for dusting...
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grafted rhododendrons and azaleas, grafted or not roses, whether or not grafted live plants, incl. their roots, and mushroom spawn (excl. bulbs, tubers, tuberous roots, corms, crowns and rhizomes, incl. chicory plants and roots, unrooted cuttings and slips, fruit and nut apeda export strategy: part
, the growing of crops especially for seeds in an organized fashion to maintain quality in terms of genetic and physical purity is realized for first time during green revolution period with the establishment of national seeds corporation (nsc) in . it is setup by aiming at promoting healthy development...
http://apeda.gov.in/apedawebsite/Announcements/APEDA%20Export%20Strategy%20(Part-2).pdf