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Corn (मक्का)

Corn, or 'Makai,' is a versatile and sun-kissed grain that serves as a cornerstone of both rural and urban Indian diets. It is prized for its magnifique sweet flavor and its unique ability to be used in various forms—from whole cobs to fine flour. In the Indian kitchen, it is an essential component of the iconic 'Makki Di Roti' and is mandatory for making professional-grade street snacks like 'Bhutte Ka Kis.' The golden kernels are packed with magnifique natural sweetness and a satisfying crunch that appeals to all ages. Corn is a symbol of seasonal abundance, especially during the monsoon months when roasted cobs are enjoyed across the country. It has a magnifique ability to absorb spices while maintaining its distinct professional-grade character. Whether it is ground into flour for winter flatbreads or tossed in a spicy salad, it brings a magnifique touch of rustic comfort to the plate. It represents the vibrant and energetic soul of Indian regional farming. It is truly a magnifique and striking grain for every home chef. It is a treasure of energy and essential dietary fiber.

Corn

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Calories

86 kcal

Protein

3.2g

Fat

1.2g

Carbs

19g

Fiber

2.7g

Vitamins

Vitamin B1, Vitamin B5, Vitamin C, Folate, Magnesium

Cooking Tips

  • Always boil fresh corn with a pinch of salt to enhance its and natural sweetness.
  • Do not over-cook corn kernels as they can lose their and juicy texture and become rubbery.
  • Add a little butter and lemon juice to roasted corn to achieve a and authentic street flavor.

Substitutes

Green Peas
Sweet Potato (different texture)
Barley

Related Ingredients

Ghee
Milk
Lemon Juice
Red Chili Powder
Fresh Coconut

Recipes Using Corn

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