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Specifications
Variety (GL count) | Color | Dried/Fresh | Available Forms |
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620 GL | White | Dried | Whole/Powdered |
Nomenclature
- Scientific Name: Piper nigrum
- Family: Piperaceae
- Other Common Names:
- Safed Mirch (Hindi)
- Merica putih (Indonesian/Malay)
- Poivre blanc (French)
- Bájiāo hújiāo (Chinese)
Description:
White pepper is a spice produced from the ripe seeds of the Piper nigrum plant after the outer skin is removed. Unlike black pepper, which retains the outer skin and is dried whole, white pepper is soaked and the pericarp (outer layer) is removed, leaving only the inner seed. It has a milder, more earthy flavor compared to black pepper and is often used in light-colored sauces and dishes where black flecks would be undesirable.
Properties:
- Flavor: Mild, less pungent than black pepper, slightly fermented taste.
- Chemical Constituents: Piperine (active alkaloid), essential oils, flavonoids.
- Therapeutic Properties:
- Antioxidant
- Anti-inflammatory
- Antibacterial
- Digestive stimulant
Detailed Uses:
- Culinary: Common in European, Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese cuisines. Preferred in cream sauces, soups, mashed potatoes, and light-colored dishes. Used in pickling and marinades.
- Medicinal: Traditionally used in Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine. Aids digestion and improves appetite. Believed to relieve cold symptoms and improve circulation.
- Other Uses: Used in perfumes and natural insect repellents in some cultures.