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Botanical Name: Elettaria cardamomum
Country of Origin: Guatemala
Common Name: Cardamom
English Name: Cardamom Seeds
Sanskrit Name: Ela
Hindi Name: Elaichi
Also Known As: Cardamom Seed Whole, Whole Cardamom Seeds, Green Cardamom Seeds, Elettaria cardamomum Seeds, Decorticated Cardamom Seeds, Cardamom Seeds Without Pods
Part Used: Dried seeds of Elettaria cardamomum, whole
Description: Cardamom Seed Whole consists of the dried inner seeds of Elettaria cardamomum, a perennial plant native to the tropical regions of southern India and widely cultivated in similar climates. The plant produces slender leafy shoots and flowering stems that develop small green pods, each containing multiple aromatic seeds. When separated from the pods, the seeds appear small, dark brown to black, and slightly angular in shape.
The whole seeds retain their natural structure, smooth surface, and compact form. Their intact state preserves the visual characteristics of the seed, making them suitable for applications where recognizable spice material is preferred. The seeds have a dry, firm texture that allows them to be used as is or further processed when needed.
Mature cardamom pods are harvested and dried under controlled conditions. After drying, the pods are mechanically opened, and the seeds are separated from the husk. The seeds are then cleaned to remove residual pod fragments and dried further to achieve a stable moisture level. This careful preparation results in clean, whole seeds with uniform appearance and consistent quality.
Uses: Cardamom Seed Whole is used in culinary preparations such as spice blends, slow-cooked dishes, rice preparations, baked goods, and beverages where whole spices are desired. The seeds may also be incorporated into decorative spice displays, educational spice kits, and craft projects. Their intact form makes them suitable for applications that require visual appeal and the option for grinding or crushing at the point of use.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry, dark place in an airtight container. Refrigeration not required.
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