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- noun A form of
mint found in parts ofIndia andPakistan and used there in cooking food & preparation of tea.
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Examples
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NEW DELHI: India has foiled a major Chinese bio-piracy bid to patent the use of medicinal plants 'pudina' (mint) and 'kalamegha' (andrographis) for the treatment of
The Times of India 2010
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NEW DELHI: India has foiled a major Chinese bio-piracy bid to patent the use of medicinal plants 'pudina' (mint) and 'kalamegha' (andrographis) for the treatment of
The Times of India 2010
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This chutney pulao is to make peace between a Marathi and is pudina (mint) rice for a Kannadiga (what?).
Archive 2008-05-01 Anjali 2008
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This chutney pulao is to make peace between a Marathi and is pudina (mint) rice for a Kannadiga (what?).
Chutney Pulav Anjali 2008
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On warm Indian evenings she used to have cucumber pudina sandwiches, which were likely a take on the colonial idea of “afternoon tea.”
One Big Table Molly O’Neill 2010
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Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper 1. To make the pudina paste: In a food processor, process all of the ingredients into a slightly coarse paste.
One Big Table Molly O’Neill 2010
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Many Indian eateries don't do beef justice since it's forbidden in Hinduism, but here the beef pudina marinated in mint uses South African beef, often likened in quality to the highly regarded Argentine meat.
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Spread a thin layer of the pudina paste on top of the butter on 6 of the slices, then arrange 4 to 6 cucumber slices on top.
One Big Table Molly O’Neill 2010
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Some times I put dried crushed pudina leaves a pinch, a pinch black pepper powder.
Stuff Paratha Minus Aloo Anjali 2007
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• Mint leaves (Pudina): The leaves of pudina have good cooling properties, and are commonly used as anti-inflammatory agent.
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