• Devil's Dung
  • Devil's Dung
ID: 1426

Devil's Dung

Origin: Pakistan

€ 3.60

Devil's Dung is used in Indian cuisine.

It gives a taste similar to leek and garlic.

You can use it in the preparation of green rice, spinach rice, yogurt sauce, grilled fish, meat and fish marinades, etc.

Tip: You can make an easy sauce with mustard and mayonnaise and add curry and devil's dung. Perfect dip for chicken nuggets...


Grams: 100gr.

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