jwan is popular in Middle Eastern and Indian cuisine.

Carom seeds has a distinctive, intense flavor and aroma that is often described as a blend of cumin, fennel and coriander. It is added to many dishes to give them depth of flavor and enrich their aroma.

In Middle Eastern cuisine, Ajwan is often used in dishes such as falafel, hummus, kebabs, salads and soups. It adds a unique taste and characteristic aroma to these dishes. In Indian cuisine. It is used in many curries, daals, meat pickles, pickles and the preparation of chutneys.

Ajwan is also valued for its health properties. It is rich in nutrients such as iron, copper, magnesium, phosphorus and vitamin A. It is often used in folk medicine to soothe digestive ailments, aid digestion and reduce flatulence.