And now her fans were wondering: Was Brooklyn Delhi private-labeling its garlic achaar — an intricately balanced, chile-spiked Indian condiment — for Trader Joe’s? No, it wasn’t.

When Chitra Agrawal first released her roasted garlic achaar, it was the only product of its kind on the market. The 42-year-old has been running her Indian condiment brand Brooklyn Delhi since ...

“You don’t find roasted garlic achaar,” Agrawal told NBC Asian America, “That was my innovation.” When Trader Joe’s approached her, she willingly participated but communications ...

Oil is something all weight-watchers want to avoid. So for them, we have brought a recipe of an achaar that is completely oil-free. This garlic pickle is full of flavours and spice, but contains no ...

where unripe mango or tamarind join garlic, ginger, and green or red chilies — often with sesame oil, the preferred oil variety for achar in the south. In the north, where the pickles are more ...

However, to reap the benefits of this achaar, it's best to reduce the quantity of oil and salt used in it. Also Read: Oil-Free Pickle Recipe: This Healthy Garlic Achaar Is Perfect For Weight Loss Diet ...