Black Cardamom
Scientific Name- Amomum subulatum
Grown in the misty Himalayan foothills, its large pods are harvested when mature and dried over open flames, giving them a bold, earthy aroma with hints of smoke, camphor, and resin. The dark seeds inside pack a warm, intense flavor that sets it apart from its green counterpart. Commonly used in biryanis, dals, and stews, it adds depth and soul to slow-cooked dishes. Revered in Himalayan and North Indian kitchens, black cardamom is a true spice of the earth.
Sourced From
India
Nepal
China
India
Nepal
China
Cambodia
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
Overall taste and uses- Bold, smoky, camphor‑like flavor with eucalyptus notes; suited to savory dishes like curries, stews, meat rubs, spice mixes; also digestive / respiratory aid
Black Cardamom Season Around the world
