Khorisa is a traditional Assamese bamboo shoot paste made from naturally fermented tender bamboo shoots. It has a distinct tangy flavor and aroma, perfect for enhancing curries, chutneys, and authentic Assamese dishes.
Khorisa (Pack of 5) Bamboo Shoot Paste
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Khorisa is a traditional Assamese bamboo shoot paste prepared from tender bamboo shoots that are naturally fermented to develop their characteristic tangy flavor and aroma. It is a staple ingredient in Assamese cuisine and is widely used to enhance the taste of curries, chutneys, and traditional dishes.
Prepared using age-old fermentation techniques, Khorisa offers a unique balance of sourness and earthy aroma that elevates both vegetarian and non-vegetarian recipes. The fermentation process not only enhances flavor but also helps in natural preservation, making it a long-lasting and versatile kitchen essential.
Khorisa is free from artificial preservatives and reflects the authentic taste of Assamese home cooking. A small quantity is enough to add depth and richness to dishes, making it both flavorful and economical.
Key Features
Traditional Assamese bamboo shoot paste
Naturally fermented for authentic taste
Distinct tangy flavor and rich aroma
No artificial colors or preservatives
Essential ingredient in Assamese cuisine
Uses
Preparation of traditional Assamese curries
Enhancing flavor of fish and meat dishes specailly pork dishes
Making chutneys and side dishes
Adds natural sourness and aroma to recipes
Storage Instructions
Store in an airtight container
Keep refrigerated after opening
Use a clean, dry spoon for longer shelf life
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