








Protein-rich Horse Gram Flour: Kulith Peeth
(500g)
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A traditional flour packed with rustic nutrition
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Made from horse gram, a legume which is a superfood valued in Konkan diets
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Naturally rich in protein, iron and essential minerals
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Deep, earthy flavour suited for hearty meals
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Perfect for making pithla, savoury pancakes or parathas
Aazol Protein-rich Horse Gram Flour is made from horse gram, a nutrient-rich legume commonly used in Konkan cuisine. Sold by Aazol: Tasty & Nutritious Home-grown Foods, it has a naturally earthy flavour and offers a versatile way to include this traditional ingredient in everyday cooking.
What it is:
Horse Gram Flour, also known as Kulith Peeth, is made by roasting and grinding carefully cultivated horse gram into a fine flour. It brings the distinctive taste and flavour of kulith into a convenient form that can be used across a variety of savoury preparations.
Where it comes from:
Horse Gram Flour has long been part of traditional diets in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. The horse gram is sourced from local farmers and prepared by a collective of entrepreneurial women based in Dapoli, Ratnagiri, using traditional methods that help preserve its natural flavour and aroma.
Health benefits:
The horse gram is naturally rich in protein and iron and also contains minerals such as calcium and zinc. It contains naturally occurring antioxidants and provides a plant-based source of protein that can be incorporated into regular meals.
How to use it:
Use Horse Gram Flour to prepare traditional Kulith Pithla, shengole, savoury pancakes, parathas and chillas. Add it to pakodas and curries or combine it with other flours for home-style recipes. Renowned chef Keertida Phadke has also used it to prepare Kulith Soup.
Details:
Ingredients – Horse Gram (Kulith). Available in 500g. Rated 4.9/5 based on customer reviews. Every purchase supports women-led rural farming collectives across Maharashtra.
Provenance
A staple in every Chitpawan Brahmin home, Horsegram Flour also gets the tag of the poor man’s superfood for its stellar nutritional content and popularity across rural India. In Konkan, vegetarians turn to legumes and pulses for their protein intake. They sprout kuleeth to make usal (stir-fried horsegram), use the whole gram for saar (soup) and hand-roll the flour into shengole (pasta in broth).
About The Seller
A collective of entrepreneurial women based in Dapoli, Ratnagiri, Gondhalekar's has been preserving traditional Maharashtrian food heritage since 2015. They procure high-quality horse gram directly from local farmers and prepare Kulith Peeth using time-honoured methods. The horse gram is carefully roasted before being ground to achieve its distinctive flavour and aroma while preserving its authentic character.Quality and hygiene remain at the heart of every step, from sourcing and processing to packaging. Through their dedication and craftsmanship, the women of Gondhalekar's not only preserve a cherished regional tradition but also create sustainable livelihoods while bringing authentic Kulith Peeth to households across India.
FAQs about Protein-rich Horse Gram Flour: Kulith Peeth
It is a protein-rich flour made from horsegram (Kulith), an energy-filled superfood loaded with antioxidants, protein, iron, calcium, and zinc.It is hand-pounded and free from preservatives or artificial additives.
It is crafted by Kranti, a collective of ten entrepreneurial female farmers from Sindhudurg, led by Sakshi Satyavan Soye, who sources all ingredients locally whilst paying special attention to hygiene and quality
Aazol's Horsegram Flour retains all its natural nutrients because it is hand-poundedl, unlike commercially processed flours that lose their nutritional value through machine milling and heat.
The earthy, nutty taste makes it a favourite with homemakers in Konkan. It is heartier and more complex in flavour than regular besan or wheat flour.
It is loaded with antioxidants, is high in protein, iron, calcium and zinc and improves immunity and memory. Its low glycemic index also makes it a smarter choice for those managing blood sugar levels.
In Konkan, it is used to make the Maharashtrian specialty Pithla, and can also be used for savoury pancakes and parathas. It also makes rich, nutty Kulith Ladoos and Shengole (pasta in broth).
Heat oil, add mustard seeds, turmeric, asafoetida, garlic and chilli paste with water and salt. Stir in the flour on low flame for 10 minutes, then finish with scraped coconut and coriander and serve hot with bhakri.
Yes — it works as a more nutritious substitute for besan in chillas, pakodas and curries. Customers consistently describe it as far tastier and more wholesome than regular besan.
Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight.

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A traditional flour packed with rustic nutrition
Made from horse gram, a legume which is a superfood valued in Konkan diets
Naturally rich in protein, iron and essential minerals
Deep, earthy flavour suited for hearty meals
Perfect for making pithla, savoury pancakes or parathas