Whole Coriander Seeds (Sabut Dhaniya) | Eagle Variety, Low Moisture

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Weight: 200g
Eagle variety whole coriander seeds sourced from Rajasthan with high volatile oil content. Machine cleaned to remove every stem, husk and debris. Low moisture processed so seeds grind smoothly into fine dhaniya powder at home. Equally suited for tadka, coriander water, and fresh grinding.

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Rajkot-Jamnagar Highway, Khandheri, Rajkot, Gujarat - 360006

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    Pure and Fresh Whole Coriander Seeds for Every Indian Kitchen

    Hathi Masala sourced whole coriander seeds of the Eagle variety from Rajasthan, with high volatile-essential-oil content. Machine cleaned to remove all stems, husks, dust, and debris. Hathi Masala processed them into low-moisture for clean, consistent seeds. Use whole in slow-cooked gravies, tadka, and pickles, or soak overnight for coriander water.

    Why are Hathi Masala Whole Spices Trusted in Every Indian Household?

    - Hygienically Packed

    - Fresh. Effiecient. Pure

    - Lab Tested Every Batch

    - Flavour locked packaging 

    - Exported to 60+ Countries

    About Hathi Masala Coriander Seeds (Dhaniya )

    What Is Dhaniya (Coriander Seeds)?

    Whole coriander seeds (Sabut Dhaniya) are the dried, globular fruit of the Coriandrum sativum plant. It’s one of the most used base spices in Indian cooking. They give a warm, mildly sweet, and citrusy aroma that deepens when the seeds are roasted or tempered. Dhaniya seeds are a basic and commonly used whole spice in most Indian spice blends. It’s equally important as whole seeds in tadka and as freshly ground powder in gravies.

    Sourcing and Origin

    Hathi Masala sources sabut dhaniya seeds majorly from Rajasthan. It’s one of India's largest producers of coriander. Rajasthan’s semi-arid climate and sandy soil belt produce seeds with higher volatile essential oil content, which directly imparts a strong aroma and deep flavor to your meals.

    Eagle Variety: What It Means and Why It’s unique and special

    Not all coriander seeds are the same. The Eagle variety is a bold-grade, bigger-seed type. It has been selected for its high level of volatile essential oil content and low stem count. Hathi Masala packs only Eagle variety seeds, which means:

    - Hathi masala Seeds are uniform in size, so they temper and roast evenly.

    - Higher volatile essential oils mean a stronger aroma when ground at home.

    - Low moisture content means dry and clean seeds with no clumping, sticking, or debris in every pack.

    - Machine cleaned to remove husks, broken seeds, stems, and dust before packing.

    How to Use Sabut Dhaniya Seeds in Your Kitchen

    - For the Tadka and tempering, add 1 tsp whole seeds to preheated oil or ghee before your sabji or dal. They crackle fast and release a warm base note.

    - To make Coriander water (dhaniya water), soak 1 tbsp whole seeds overnight in a glass of water. Strain and consume it on an empty stomach. It’s one of the most common Ayurvedic remedies for digestion.

    - When preparing any Spice blends, use coriander whole seeds as the base for garam masala, sambar powder, or chole masala. 

    Grade of Coriander Seeds: Know What You Are Buying

    Grade

    Key Characteristic

    Volatile Oil

    Best Used For

    Sourcing Region

    Eagle (Hathi)

    Large seed, low moisture, bold aroma

    High

    spice blends, garam masala, Coriander water

    Rajasthan

    Standard

    Medium-sized seed, mild aroma

    Medium

    Every day tadka, general cooking

    Rajasthan / MP

    Split / Small

    Small, irregular, higher stem content

    Low

    Industrial processing

    Mixed origin

    Benefits of Coriander Seeds in Your Diet

    Whole Coriander seeds are an excellent source of iron, dietary fiber, and manganese. The volatile oils present in sabut dhaniya are responsible for both the aroma and several of its studied properties. Coriander seeds have traditionally been used in Ayurvedic practice to enhance digestion and reduce bloating, and they are often consumed as dhaniya water. They also contain antioxidant nutrients that sustain overall health. The seeds are naturally low in sodium, which makes them a useful flavour base for low-salt cooking.

    These are natural properties of coriander seeds. They aren’t a medicine and don’t replace medical advice for any health condition.

    Storage: Store Hathi whole coriander seeds in an airtight jar. Keep it in a dry spot away from direct sunlight. Best consumed within 14-18 months of opening. Whole seeds retain aroma longer than ground powder.

    Quality You Can Trust

    Hathi Masala has been part of the spices manufacturing since 1952. Every batch of its whole spices is sourced from farms in Rajasthan. It is cleaned using automated cleaning machines to remove stems, dust, and broken seeds. Then, they were tested in our in-house lab for multiple properties and safety before packaging. Zero human contact processing.

    - FSSAI-Certified and ISO 22000 Manufacturing.

    - Lab tested every batch. 

    - Processing with automatic cleaning machines, without manual contact.

    - Dedicated sterilization facility.

    - 250 tons/day production capacity.

    - Exporting to 60+ countries.

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  • FAQ

    Why are Eagle variety Coriander seeds special than normal ones?

    Eagle is considered a bold grade variety due to its large seeds, high essential oil content, and zero stems. The higher oil content yields a noticeably stronger aroma when you roast or grind the seeds. It’s the best option for serious cooks who need their freshly ground dhaniya powder.

    How to grind sabut dhaniya into fine powder from whole seeds at home?

    Dry-roast whole seeds over low heat for a couple of minutes, until they start to crackle. Cool them completely before grinding in short pulses. Since Hathi Sabut Dhaniya is low-moisture processed, it grinds into a fine powder easily. Use it within 7 to 10 days.

    Should I purchase whole seeds or dhaniya powder?

    Whole seeds can stay fresh for 20-24 months. Ground dhaniya powder can lose its aroma within a few weeks or months. Grinding the whole seeds will give noticeably fresher, more fragrant dhaniya powder.

    How many sabut dhaniya seeds should I use in everyday curries, gravy, or dal?

    Use 1 tsp of whole coriander seeds when making a tadka for a curry or dal. Coriander is one of the background spices that adds body and heat without dominating other spices in the dish.

    Can I use whole coriander seeds in my dishes without grinding them?

    Yes. Add a couple of whole seeds into the tadka. Dhaniya seeds give a rich base flavor to any recipe. For Achars and slow-cooking dishes, whole seeds are preferable over powder. Crush them slightly for kebab rubs.

    How long will the Hathi Coriander Seeds stay fresh?

    A sealed pack of seeds can remain fresh for 20-24 months after production. Upon opening, you can store it in an airtight dabba, away from direct sunlight and moisture, for up to 18 months. Seeds retain their freshness longer than the powder.

    Do Hathi Coriander Seeds contain any stems or added preservatives?

    The seeds are cleaned using an automatic machine to remove stems and dust from the pack. No artificial substances are added to the product. All batches undergo tests before dispatch.

    What is coriander water, and how can it be prepared at home?

    It’s a common Ayurvedic tradition that improves digestion. Add one tablespoon of whole seeds to one glass of water and leave it overnight. Strain them in the morning and drink on an empty stomach.

    Whole dhaniya seeds or powdered, which one is preferable for biryani?

    The use of both depends on when we’re adding them. Whole dhaniya can be added during tempering with ghee, along with other whole spices. Freshly ground dhaniya powder can be added either to the marinade or the masala mixture.

    Does whole dhaniya help with digestive problems?

    Whole coriander seeds have been used in Ayurvedic traditions. It’s normally well tolerated at everyday cooking amounts. If you have a medical condition or are taking any medicines, consult your doctor before using it for anything beyond normal cooking.