Rajwadi Hing 100g Strong Aroma Asafoetida Powder

Rajwadi Hing (Asafoetida) A little pinch of Rajwadi Hing brings a burst of aroma and unmatched depth of flavor to your dishes – the secret ingredient of Indian kitchens.


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Rajwadi Hing 100g is a premium quality asafoetida crafted for home cooks and food lovers who want authentic Indian flavour in every meal. Just a small pinch in hot ghee or oil releases an intense aroma that transforms dals, sabzis, kadhi and gravies into something special. Ideal for those who avoid onion and garlic, this hing supports easy digestion while enhancing overall taste and balance. Perfect for daily cooking, festive meals, prasad and traditional family recipes. Carefully packed to preserve freshness, natural colour and strong fragrance over time. Available from Mahamandir Behind parihar sweets Near Shani Mandir Kaga dandi Road Jodhpur, it is a must-have staple for every Indian kitchen and pantry.

Strong aroma with authentic Rajwadi flavour
Enhances taste with just a small pinch
Ideal for dals, curries and tadkas
Suitable for no onion, no garlic recipes
Packed to lock freshness and potency
Helps support light and comfortable digestion

Add a pinch of Rajwadi Hing 100g to hot ghee or oil at the start of cooking. Let it sizzle for a few seconds, then add spices or tempering ingredients. Use in dals, curries, sabzis, kadhi and chaas. Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.

Hing, or asafoetida, is used in Indian cooking to add strong aroma and depth of flavour to dals, curries, lentils and vegetable dishes. A small pinch of Rajwadi hing 100g in hot ghee or oil enhances the tadka, balances gas-forming foods and gives dishes an authentic, restaurant-style taste.

Hing is very strong, so only a small pinch is needed. For regular home cooking, use about 1–2 pinches of Rajwadi Hing 100g for a family-sized dal or curry. Always fry it briefly in hot ghee or oil to release its flavour before adding other ingredients, and adjust to taste gradually.

Yes, hing is traditionally known to support digestion, especially with lentils and beans. When you add a pinch of Rajwadi hing 100g to dals or heavy curries, it helps reduce bloating and gas. It works best when tempered in hot ghee or oil at the start of cooking your dish.

Hing is commonly used in Indian kitchens as a flavourful substitute for onion and garlic, especially in satvik or Jain cooking. A small pinch of Rajwadi Hing 100g in hot ghee or oil gives a deep, savoury flavour that mimics their aroma, making it ideal for no onion, no garlic recipes.

To keep hing 100g fresh and aromatic, store it in an airtight container away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Keep the lid tightly closed after every use, as hing has a very strong smell. Proper storage preserves its potency, ensuring rich aroma and flavour in every dish you prepare.