Mace (Javitri) – Premium Organic Whole Aromatic Mace | Rich Fragrance & Authentic Flavour | Rasa.pk

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🌺 Rasa.pk Premium Organic Mace (Javitri) is a carefully selected aromatic spice known for its beautiful reddish-orange colour, delicate lacy texture and rich warm fragrance. Derived from the outer covering of the nutmeg seed, whole mace offers a distinctive sweet-spicy and slightly woody flavour. Perfect for Pakistani biryani, pulao, korma, garam masala, kheer, desserts, baking, sauces and premium spice blends.

✨ Premium Quality | Rich Natural Aroma | Whole Dried Mace | Warm Sweet-Spicy Flavour | Authentic Culinary Spice

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Spice Weight100 Grms, 25 Grms, 50 Grms
FormPowder, Whole

🌺 Premium Organic Mace (Javitri) – Exquisite Aroma, Warm Flavour & Authentic Spice Quality

Discover the distinctive fragrance and refined culinary character of Rasa.pk Premium Organic Mace (Javitri). Carefully selected for its attractive natural colour, delicate lacy texture and rich aromatic profile, mace is one of the most distinctive and prized spices used in traditional and international cuisines.

Known as Javitri (جاوتری) in Urdu, mace is the dried, reddish-orange outer covering of the nutmeg seed. It comes from the tropical evergreen tree Myristica fragrans, the same tree that produces nutmeg (Jaifil).

Although mace and nutmeg come from the same fruit, they offer different culinary experiences. Mace has a delicate, warm, slightly sweet, woody and subtly peppery flavour with a distinctive aromatic character. Its refined fragrance makes it especially popular in premium spice blends, traditional rice dishes, desserts, sauces and festive cooking.

At Rasa.pk, we appreciate the importance of authentic ingredients, natural aromas and carefully selected spices. Our Premium Mace is an excellent choice for home cooks, professional chefs, bakers and spice enthusiasts who appreciate the finer details of traditional cooking.

From aromatic Pakistani biryani and pulao to traditional korma, garam masala, kheer, desserts, soups and homemade seasoning blends, mace brings an elegant aromatic touch to your favourite recipes.

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🌿 Product Highlights

  • Premium-quality whole dried mace (Javitri).
  • Naturally attractive reddish-orange to golden-orange colour.
  • Distinctive warm, sweet-spicy and slightly woody aroma.
  • Delicate, lacy and naturally structured appearance.
  • Carefully selected for culinary applications.
  • Suitable for traditional Pakistani and international cuisines.
  • Ideal for biryani, pulao, korma and aromatic curries.
  • Excellent for garam masala and premium spice blends.
  • Suitable for desserts, kheer, sauces and selected beverages.
  • Can be used whole, broken into pieces or ground.
  • No artificial colours or added preservatives, if verified.
  • Carefully packed to help preserve natural fragrance and flavour.

🌺 Discover the Natural Origin of Mace

Mace is obtained from the dried aril surrounding the nutmeg seed. It comes from the fruit of the tropical evergreen tree Myristica fragrans, which belongs to the Myristicaceae family.

When the fruit matures and opens, it reveals a hard nutmeg seed surrounded by a bright reddish, lace-like covering. This outer covering is separated, dried and prepared as the aromatic spice known as mace.

During drying, its colour generally changes from bright reddish-orange to orange, golden-orange or reddish-brown, depending on the variety and processing conditions.

Mace is particularly appreciated for its delicate flavour and complex aroma. It is often used in smaller quantities than many other spices because its fragrance can be quite pronounced.

Its naturally occurring aromatic compounds contribute to its characteristic warm, sweet, woody and slightly spicy fragrance.

⭐ Why Choose Rasa.pk Premium Mace?

1. Distinctive Natural Aroma

Mace is recognised for its elegant fragrance, combining warm, sweet, woody and subtly spicy aromatic notes. It adds a refined character to traditional spice preparations.

2. Authentic Traditional Flavour

Its delicate flavour complements rice dishes, meat preparations, sauces, desserts and selected savoury recipes.

3. Beautiful Natural Appearance

Whole mace has a distinctive lace-like structure and attractive reddish-orange colour, making it a visually recognisable premium spice.

4. Excellent for Premium Spice Blends

Mace is valued in selected garam masala formulations and traditional aromatic spice combinations.

5. Versatile Culinary Ingredient

It can be used in biryani, pulao, korma, curries, soups, desserts, custards and baked goods.

6. Suitable for Fresh Grinding

Whole mace can be lightly crushed or ground when required, allowing its characteristic aroma to be released during preparation.

7. A Traditional Kitchen Favourite

Mace has a long history of culinary use in South Asian, Middle Eastern and European cooking.

🍽️ Culinary Uses – Bring a Refined Aroma to Your Kitchen

Mace is a versatile aromatic spice that can transform the fragrance and character of selected recipes.

🍚 1. Biryani and Pulao

Add a small piece of whole mace to the aromatic spice mixture while preparing biryani or pulao. It complements cardamom, cinnamon, cloves and other whole spices.

🍛 2. Traditional Pakistani Korma

Mace can be incorporated into selected korma preparations alongside cardamom, cinnamon, cloves and other aromatic spices.

🥘 3. Curries and Meat Dishes

Use a small culinary quantity in selected chicken, beef, lamb and vegetable preparations to add warmth and aromatic depth.

🧂 4. Homemade Garam Masala

Mace is a popular ingredient in premium garam masala formulations. It pairs particularly well with nutmeg, green cardamom, black cardamom, cinnamon and cloves.

🍮 5. Traditional Desserts

A tiny culinary pinch of ground mace can add an aromatic touch to kheer, halwa, custards, milk puddings and selected traditional sweets.

🍰 6. Baking and Confectionery

Mace works well in cakes, biscuits, cookies, pastries, fruit cakes and selected sweet preparations.

🥣 7. Soups and Creamy Sauces

It can be used in small amounts in creamy soups, white sauces, vegetable preparations and savoury gravies.

☕ 8. Aromatic Beverage Blends

Mace can be combined with cinnamon, cardamom and cloves in selected traditional spice-based milk and beverage recipes.

🍖 9. Marinades

Ground mace can be combined with yoghurt, ginger, garlic, black pepper and other seasonings for selected meat and chicken marinades.

👨‍🍳 Delicious Recipes Using Rasa.pk Premium Mace

Recipe 1: Traditional Aromatic Pakistani Biryani

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Basmati Rice2 cups
Chicken500g
Onion2 medium
Tomatoes2 medium
Yoghurt½ cup
Ginger-Garlic Paste1 tablespoon
Whole Mace1 small piece
Green Cardamom3 pods
Cinnamon1 small stick
Cloves3–4
Black Peppercorns½ teaspoon
Red Chilli PowderTo taste
SaltTo taste
Cooking OilAs required
Fresh CorianderFor garnish

Preparation

  1. Wash and soak the basmati rice.
  2. Heat oil in a cooking pot and fry the sliced onions until golden.
  3. Add ginger-garlic paste and chicken.
  4. Add tomatoes, yoghurt, chilli powder and salt.
  5. Add the whole mace, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves and black pepper.
  6. Cook until the chicken is tender and the gravy develops its aroma.
  7. Separately boil the rice until partially cooked.
  8. Layer the rice over the prepared chicken mixture.
  9. Cover and cook on low heat until the rice is completely cooked.
  10. Garnish with fresh coriander and serve.

Recipe 2: Homemade Premium Garam Masala

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Cumin Seeds2 tablespoons
Coriander Seeds2 tablespoons
Black Peppercorns1 tablespoon
Green Cardamom1 tablespoon
Black Cardamom2 pods
Cinnamon2 small sticks
Cloves1 teaspoon
Whole Mace1 small piece
NutmegA tiny pinch
Bay Leaves2

Preparation

  1. Place the whole spices in a dry pan.
  2. Lightly toast over low heat until aromatic.
  3. Allow the spices to cool completely.
  4. Grind into a fine powder.
  5. Sieve if required.
  6. Store in a clean, dry and airtight container.

Use a suitable culinary quantity in curries, korma, pulao and other savoury preparations.

Recipe 3: Aromatic Pakistani Kheer

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Full-Cream Milk1 litre
Rice¼ cup
Sugar½ cup or to taste
Green Cardamom3 pods
Ground MaceA tiny culinary pinch
Almonds1 tablespoon
Pistachios1 tablespoon
RaisinsOptional

Preparation

  1. Wash and soak the rice for approximately 20 minutes.
  2. Heat milk in a heavy-bottomed pot.
  3. Add the rice and cook over low heat.
  4. Stir regularly until the rice becomes soft.
  5. Add sugar and crushed cardamom.
  6. Add a tiny pinch of ground mace.
  7. Continue cooking until the kheer reaches the desired consistency.
  8. Garnish with almonds and pistachios.
  9. Serve warm or chilled.

Recipe 4: Aromatic Creamy White Sauce

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Butter2 tablespoons
All-Purpose Flour2 tablespoons
Milk1 cup
Black PepperTo taste
SaltTo taste
Ground MaceA tiny pinch
Grated CheeseOptional

Preparation

  1. Melt butter in a saucepan.
  2. Add flour and stir gently.
  3. Gradually add milk while stirring to prevent lumps.
  4. Cook until the sauce thickens.
  5. Add salt and black pepper.
  6. Finish with a tiny pinch of ground mace.
  7. Add cheese if desired.
  8. Serve with pasta, vegetables or suitable savoury dishes.

Recipe 5: Homemade Aromatic Dessert Spice Blend

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Cinnamon Powder2 teaspoons
Green Cardamom Powder1 teaspoon
Ground Mace¼ teaspoon
Nutmeg Powder¼ teaspoon
Clove PowderA small pinch

Preparation

Combine all ingredients in a clean, dry bowl. Mix thoroughly and transfer to an airtight container.

Use small culinary quantities in cakes, cookies, kheer, custards, puddings and other desserts.

📊 Nutritional Profile of Mace

Mace is an aromatic spice containing naturally occurring carbohydrates, dietary fibre, fats, small amounts of protein and various minerals.

Because mace is generally used in small quantities, its contribution to the nutritional value of an ordinary meal is limited.

Approximate nutritional composition per 100g of dried mace

NutrientApproximate Amount
Energy475 kcal
Total Carbohydrates50.0 g
Dietary Fibre20.2 g
Protein6.7 g
Total Fat32.4 g
Saturated Fat21.8 g
Potassium463 mg
Calcium252 mg
Iron13.9 mg
Magnesium163 mg
Phosphorus110 mg
Sodium80 mg
Zinc2.3 mg
Manganese1.5 mg

These are indicative reference estimates for dried mace. They are not laboratory-tested values for Rasa.pk’s specific product. Nutritional composition can vary according to origin, variety, drying and processing. Obtain laboratory analysis for an accurate commercial nutrition declaration.

🌿 Natural Aromatic Components of Mace

Mace contains naturally occurring volatile aromatic compounds that contribute to its characteristic fragrance and flavour.

Natural ComponentDescription
MyristicinNaturally occurring aromatic compound
SabineneContributes to the characteristic spice fragrance
PineneNaturally occurring aromatic compound
LimoneneContributes fresh aromatic notes
Terpinen-4-olPart of the natural volatile oil profile
EugenolAromatic compound found in small quantities
Fixed OilsNaturally occurring lipid components
Dietary FibrePresent in the dried aril
Plant ProteinsNaturally occurring in small quantities

These compounds contribute to the natural sensory characteristics of mace. Their presence is not a claim of medicinal efficacy.

🧾 Ingredients & Product Composition

IngredientDescription
Whole MaceMain product ingredient
Botanical SourceDried aril of Myristica fragrans
Plant PartSeed Aril
Artificial ColoursNone added, if verified
Artificial FlavoursNone added, if verified
Added PreservativesNone added, if verified
FillersNone added, if verified
Added SugarNone
Added SaltNone

Ingredients Declaration: 100% Whole Dried Mace (Myristica fragrans aril), provided the product is supplied as a single-ingredient spice.

🌺 Whole Mace vs Ground Mace

FeatureWhole MaceGround Mace
FormWhole dried aril piecesFine aromatic powder
AppearanceDelicate, lacy structureOrange to reddish-brown powder
AromaReleased when crushed or heatedReady to use
TextureThin, brittle and layeredFine and powdery
Culinary UseBiryani, pulao, curries and spice blendsBaking, sauces, desserts and seasoning
StorageConvenient when kept dry and sealedRequires excellent moisture protection
PreparationCan be crushed or groundReady for direct use

Rasa.pk Recommendation: Whole mace is an excellent choice for customers who appreciate traditional whole spices and prefer to grind or crush their spices freshly before cooking.

⭐ Quality Characteristics – How to Identify Premium Mace

Quality ParameterDesirable Characteristics
AppearanceNaturally lacy, delicate and layered arils
ColourReddish-orange, orange or golden-orange
AromaWarm, sweet, distinctive and aromatic
TextureDry, brittle and lightweight
StructureRecognisable lace-like outer covering
CleanlinessFree from visible foreign matter and insects
ConditionNo visible mould or excessive moisture
PackagingProperly sealed food-grade packaging

Colour and fragrance alone cannot establish purity, confirm the absence of adulteration or verify organic certification. Appropriate testing and supplier documentation are important for commercial quality assurance.

⚠️ Cautions & Important Safety Information

Mace is a culinary spice that should be used in small food quantities. It contains naturally occurring aromatic compounds, including myristicin, which is also found in nutmeg.

Excessive consumption of mace or concentrated mace preparations may cause adverse effects, including nausea, vomiting, dizziness, agitation, confusion, rapid heartbeat and other symptoms of toxicity.

Please observe the following precautions:

  • Use mace only in small culinary quantities appropriate for food preparation.
  • Do not consume large quantities of whole mace directly.
  • Avoid eating spoonfuls of ground mace.
  • Do not prepare concentrated mace extracts, oils or medicinal drinks at home.
  • Never follow unverified dosage recommendations.
  • Avoid excessive intake because concentrated consumption can cause toxicity.
  • Individuals with known mace or nutmeg sensitivity should avoid the product.
  • Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should seek professional advice before using concentrated preparations.
  • People taking medication or managing a health condition should consult a qualified healthcare professional before using mace outside ordinary culinary quantities.
  • Keep away from children and store in a safe place.
  • Do not confuse culinary mace with concentrated essential oils or extracts.

For non-culinary use, concentrated preparations or any proposed dosage, consult a qualified herbalist or licensed healthcare professional before use.

If someone accidentally consumes a large quantity, seek urgent medical advice, particularly if symptoms develop. Do not wait for symptoms before seeking help.

Important: This product is a culinary spice intended for food preparation. It is not a medicine and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

📦 Storage & Handling Instructions

Proper storage helps maintain the characteristic fragrance, colour and culinary quality of mace.

  1. Store in a cool and dry place.
  2. Protect from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
  3. Keep away from moisture and humidity.
  4. Store in a tightly sealed food-grade container.
  5. Use a clean and dry spoon or utensil.
  6. Avoid storing near strong-smelling products.
  7. Protect from insects and other contamination.
  8. Do not use if the product develops visible mould, unusual moisture or an abnormal smell.

Shelf Life: Follow the best-before date printed on the packaging. Actual shelf life depends on drying quality, packaging integrity and storage conditions.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is mace called in Urdu?

Mace is commonly called Javitri (جاوتری) in Urdu.

Q2. What is the botanical name of mace?

Its botanical source is Myristica fragrans, belonging to the Myristicaceae family.

Q3. Which part of the plant is used to make mace?

Mace is the dried, reddish outer covering (aril) surrounding the nutmeg seed.

Q4. Is mace the same as nutmeg?

No. Both come from the same fruit, but mace is the outer aril and nutmeg is the inner seed kernel.

Q5. What does mace taste like?

Mace has a warm, sweet-spicy, slightly woody and delicate flavour with a distinctive aromatic fragrance.

Q6. Can mace be used in Pakistani biryani?

Yes. Whole mace is commonly used in aromatic spice combinations for biryani, pulao and selected traditional rice dishes.

Q7. Can mace be used in garam masala?

Yes. It is an aromatic ingredient in some premium garam masala formulations.

Q8. Can mace be used in desserts?

Yes. A tiny culinary quantity can be used in kheer, halwa, custards, cakes and selected traditional sweets.

Q9. Can whole mace be ground at home?

Yes. Whole dried mace can be broken into small pieces and ground using a clean, dry spice grinder.

Q10. How should mace be stored?

Store it in an airtight food-grade container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Q11. Is mace very strong in flavour?

Mace has a distinctive aromatic profile, so a small culinary quantity is generally sufficient for most recipes.

Q12. Is mace suitable for everyday cooking?

It can be used in small culinary quantities as part of suitable recipes. Excessive consumption should be avoided.

🌟 Experience the Exquisite Aroma of Premium Mace with Rasa.pk

Bring the distinctive fragrance, delicate texture and authentic flavour of Rasa.pk Premium Organic Mace (Javitri) into your kitchen.

Whether you are preparing traditional Pakistani biryani, aromatic pulao, premium garam masala, korma, kheer, cakes or homemade spice blends, mace adds a refined touch to your favourite recipes.

Carefully selected for its natural aromatic character and culinary versatility, it is an excellent addition to a premium spice collection.

Choose Rasa.pk – Pure • Natural • Authentic

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