Sabudana in Brazil
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Sabudana is a light, starchy food that gives quick energy, so it is a common choice during religious fasts and vrat. It is also easy to cook and suits many simple recipes.
Rinse the pearls well, then soak them in just enough water for a few hours or overnight, until they turn soft and can be pressed easily between your fingers. Avoid using too much water, as the pearls can turn sticky.
This usually happens when the pearls are over-soaked or not drained well. Draining the water completely and letting the pearls rest before cooking helps keep them separate and fluffy.
You can make sabudana vada, kheer, papad, tikki, upma and cutlets. It is also used in puddings and snacks.
In India, most sabudana is made from tapioca (cassava) root starch. It is a plant-based ingredient and is naturally free from gluten.
Yes. We supply households, retailers, wholesalers, restaurants and food manufacturers, and we accept both small and large orders.
Stored in a dry, airtight container in a cool place away from moisture and sunlight, sabudana stays fresh and free-flowing for a long time. Always use a dry spoon when taking it out.
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