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Bhuri Chitkabari Rajma, a premium variety of Brown Speckled Kidney Beans . Sourced from the high-altitude farms of the Himalayan region (Uttarakhand), these beans are prized for their unique texture and superior nutritional profile compared to standard kidney beans.
This specific variety is a staple in North Indian and Pahadi (mountain) cuisines:
Rajma Masala: The most popular use—slow-cooked in a thick tomato-onion gravy with aromatic spices, typically served with steamed basmati rice (Rajma-Chawal).
Salads: Due to their creamy texture, they are excellent when boiled and tossed with fresh vegetables, lime, and herbs.
Soups & Stews: Their robust flavor holds up well in hearty mountain-style stews.
Traditional Pairings: In the Himalayas, it is often enjoyed with Mandua (Finger Millet) roti or local red rice.
Bhuri Chitkabari Rajma, a premium variety of Brown Speckled Kidney Beans . Sourced from the high-altitude farms of the Himalayan region (Uttarakhand), these beans are prized for their unique texture and superior nutritional profile compar...
Bhuri Chitkabari Rajma, a premium variety of Brown Speckled Kidney Beans . Sourced from the high-altitude farms of the Himalayan region (Uttarakhand), these beans are prized for their unique texture and superior nutritional profile compared to standard kidney beans.
This specific variety is a staple in North Indian and Pahadi (mountain) cuisines:
Rajma Masala: The most popular use—slow-cooked in a thick tomato-onion gravy with aromatic spices, typically served with steamed basmati rice (Rajma-Chawal).
Salads: Due to their creamy texture, they are excellent when boiled and tossed with fresh vegetables, lime, and herbs.
Soups & Stews: Their robust flavor holds up well in hearty mountain-style stews.
Traditional Pairings: In the Himalayas, it is often enjoyed with Mandua (Finger Millet) roti or local red rice.
Country of origin
India
Common name
Rajma
Net Quantity
500 gram
Expiry Date
12/2026
Package Dimension
13L x 15W x 15H cm
Manufacturer or packer name
Krishak Utpadak Sangathan Garur
Manufacturer or packer address
0, Kausani Baijnath Road, Primary Health Centre, Laubaj, Bageshwar