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Model Name | - 100% Natural Organic | Sun Dried | Nature's Coolant
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Dietary Preference | - Dairy Free, Gluten Free, No Cholesterol, No Trans Fat, No Sodium, Wheat Free
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Storage Instructions | - After preparation or opening, store Gulkand in an airtight glass jar., Keep the jar in the refrigerator to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage., Always use a clean, dry spoon when scooping out Gulkand. This prevents contamination and helps preserve its quality., When stored properly in the refrigerator, Gulkand can last up to 6 months. Regularly check for any signs of spoilage, such as off odors or discoloration., For longer storage, Gulkand can be frozen in small portions. Use an airtight container or freezer-safe bag, and label it with the date. It can last up to a year in the freezer. Thaw in the refrigerator before use., Store Gulkand in a cool, dark place if it’s not refrigerated, but refrigeration is highly recommended to retain its flavor and texture.
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Nutrient Content | - NUTRITION FACTS PER 100G (APPROX) ENERGY 270.26KCAL CARBOHYDRATES 67.28G SUGAR 63.27G PROTEIN 0.22G FAT 0.02G VITAMIN C 0.08MG CALCIUM 39.08MG IRON 0.9MG
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Preservation Process | - Gulkand is a blend of traditional methods and modern practices that ensure the sweet, floral preserve maintains its quality and flavor over time. Here’s a detailed look at the preservation process, Selection of Ingredients Fresh Rose Petals: The process begins with selecting high-quality, fresh organic rose petals, preferably from edible varieties like Damask roses. The petals are harvested in the morning when their fragrance is most potent., Sugar or Jaggery: Granulated sugar or jaggery is chosen as the preservative. Jaggery offers a richer flavor and additional nutrients., Cleaning The rose petals are carefully washed to remove any dirt, pesticides, or impurities. This step is crucial to ensure the purity of the final product., Layering In a clean, sterilized glass jar, alternate layers of fresh rose petals and sugar (or jaggery) are added. This layering helps the sugar draw out moisture from the petals, forming a syrup as it dissolves.
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Ingredients | - Rose Petals: Fresh, fragrant rose petals (preferably from organic roses)., Granulated sugar & jaggery (for a more traditional touch)., Crushed cardamom for added flavor, A few strands for color and richness, A few drops to enhance flavor and freshness, A small handful, chopped (adds a refreshing twist)., Clove Powder: A pinch (for an aromatic touch
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Additives | - ulkand is traditionally made from just a few simple ingredients, but various optional additives can enhance its flavor, texture, and health benefits. Here are some common additives used in Gulkand: Cardamom: Adds a warm, aromatic spice that complements the floral notes of rose petals. Saffron: Introduces a rich color and unique flavor, along with additional health benefits. Clove Powder: Offers a slightly sweet and spicy flavor, enhancing the overall taste profile. Mint Leaves: Adds a refreshing note and can help enhance the cooling properties of Gulkand. Lemon Juice: Provides a tangy contrast to the sweetness and helps preserve the Gulkand. Dried Fruits: Ingredients like chopped almonds, pistachios, or dates can be mixed in for added texture and nutrition. Natural Colorants: Occasionally, natural colorants derived from fruits or vegetables may be used to enhance the appearance, though traditional recipes focus on the natural color of rose petals. Honey or Jaggery:
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Regional Speciality | - Gulkand is a beloved regional specialty that originates from India, particularly associated with the northern states such as Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and Gujarat. This sweet preserve made from rose petals captures the essence of Indian culinary traditions and is celebrated for its unique flavor and aromatic qualities. Cultural Significance: Festivals and Celebrations: Gulkand is often prepared during festivals like Holi, Diwali, and Eid, where it is used as a sweet treat and offered to guests as a gesture of hospitality. Its vibrant color and fragrant aroma add to the festive spirit. Traditional Medicine: In Ayurvedic practices, Gulkand is valued for its cooling properties and is often recommended during the hot summer months to help balance body temperature and alleviate heat-related issues.
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