Dehydrated Coriander Powder
The chef's secret to fresh coriander flavour — without daily chopping
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This is not ordinary dhania powder. Made exclusively from whole fresh coriander leaves — not seeds — dehydrated at low temperature to preserve their signature citrusy brightness and herbaceous warmth. This leaf powder carries a fresher, more vivid flavour profile than any conventional seed-based coriander spice can offer. It works as a finishing powder that behaves like freshly chopped coriander: dissolving beautifully into chutneys, dressings, marinades, rice dishes, and spice rubs.
The chef's secret to authentic Indian herb flavour without daily chopping, wilting, or refrigeration. Completely detoxifying — coriander is one of the most potent chelation agents in the herb world, known to bind and help remove heavy metals from the body. High in antioxidants and digestive-enzyme-stimulating compounds. One jar replaces fresh coriander in every cooked application. Your curries, sauces, and dips have been waiting for exactly this.
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Ingredients
- 100% coriander leaves / dhaniya patta (low-temperature air-dried and ground). No seeds
- no stems
- no additives.
Taste Profile
Vivid citrusy brightness with a warm herbal depth — the unmistakable freshness of coriander leaves in a shelf-stable, concentrated form
Certifications & Quality
- 100% natural
- No preservatives
- Vegan
- Leaf-based (not seed)
- Low-temperature dried
Perfect Pairings
- Chutneys
- Curries
- Rice dishes
- Marinades
- Dressings
- Spice rubs
- Dals
- Raita
- Soups
Quick Buyer Guide
Best Uses
- Green chutneys and mint-coriander sauces
- Curries as a finishing herb
- Marinades for paneer, chicken, and vegetables
Who It's For
- Busy kitchens that need no-prep green nutrition
- Families adding greens to everyday recipes
- Meal planners looking for long shelf-life ingredients
How to start in 30 seconds
As a finishing herb: Add ½–1 tsp to any dish in the final minute of cooking or just before serving.
How to Use
As a finishing herb: Add ½–1 tsp to any dish in the final minute of cooking or just before serving. For chutneys: Blend 2 tsp with mint, green chilli, lime juice, garlic and water for an instant fresh chutney. For marinades: Mix 1 tsp into yoghurt-based marinades for authentic herbaceous depth. For detox water: Add ½ tsp to warm water with lemon and ginger.
Serving Ideas
- Green chutneys and mint-coriander sauces
- Curries as a finishing herb
- Marinades for paneer, chicken, and vegetables
- Rice, biryani, and pulao
- Dressings and vinaigrettes
- Spice rubs for grilling
- Raita and yoghurt dips
- Dal and soup garnish
- Detox water and herbal drinks
- Sandwich spreads and wraps
Nutrition Highlights
- Quercetin — powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory flavonoid
- Vitamin K — bone health
- Vitamin C — immune support
- Natural chelation compounds — heavy metal detox support
- Linalool — aromatic compound with proven calming and digestive properties
- Dietary fibre — supports healthy digestion
Storage Note
Coriander leaf's citrusy aroma is its most volatile quality — it fades quickly with heat and light exposure. Store in a cool, dark place and seal immediately after each use for longest aroma retention.
Specifications
Net Weight
50 g
Pack Type
Resealable zip pouch with silica sachet
Shelf Life
Best before 12 months from date of packaging
Origin
India
Storage
Store in a cool, dark place away from heat and direct sunlight. Seal immediately after use to preserve aromatic integrity.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is leaf-based — how is that different from regular dhania powder?v
Regular dhania powder is made from coriander seeds, which have a warm, nutty, slightly citrusy character. Our powder is made purely from coriander leaves, which have a much fresher, brighter, more herbal profile — completely different in taste and use.
Can it replace fresh coriander in all recipes?v
In cooked recipes, yes, almost perfectly. For raw garnishes (like topping a dal), it works very well too. For maximum freshness impact in raw preparations, add it just before serving rather than blending in advance.
Will it make my dish taste like a dried herb rather than fresh?v
The low-temperature drying process preserves the volatile aromatic compounds that give fresh coriander its signature smell and taste. When added correctly (at the end of cooking), the brightness is remarkably close to fresh.
Is it useful for detox purposes?v
Coriander leaf is one of the most studied natural chelation agents — its compounds are shown to bind with heavy metals and aid their removal from the body. Regular use as part of a balanced diet supports natural detoxification.