Elevate your traditional cooking with our premium
Goat Kidney (Gurda). Prized across many cuisines, this organ meat offers a soft, rich flavor distinct from muscle cuts. Its firm texture and meaty taste make it an excellent choice for flavorful, quick-cooking dishes.
Culinary Uses
The versatility of Goat Kidney makes it a favorite in the kitchen:
- Quick Preparation: It cooks rapidly, making it perfect for last-minute meals.
- Ideal for Frying: Many cooks prefer to lightly fry gurda with onions, ginger, and a strong blend of spices (like pepper, cumin, and coriander) to create a savory, tender, and classic Gurda Fry.
- Curries and Kebabs: Slice it into small pieces to enrich your curries or skewer it for grilling as a nutrient-packed kebab.
Health and Quality Assurance
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Goat Organ meats are nature’s multivitamin, and fresh
Goat Kidney is no exception. It is naturally
high in protein and
low in fat, offering an exceptional source of vitamins and minerals, particularly Iron and Selenium, which support energy levels and immune health.
We ensure top quality by meticulously cleaning and trimming each piece. Our hygienic handling and careful packaging ensure your
Goat Kidney arrives fresh, clean, and ready for your preferred recipe.
Nutritional Information: Goat Kidney (Gurda)
The table below details the approximate nutritional content found in a 100-gram serving of cooked goat kidney. This organ is a powerhouse, offering high amounts of protein and vital micronutrients.
| Nutrient |
Value (per 100g) |
Primary Benefit |
| Calories |
89 – 112 kcal |
Energy |
| Protein |
15.6 – 20 g |
Muscle building and repair |
| Total Fat |
2.9 – 4 g |
Essential fatty acids |
| Iron |
6.4 – 14.7 mg |
Oxygen transport, red blood cell formation |
| Selenium |
142 μg (High) |
Antioxidant, thyroid function |
| Vitamin B12 |
High |
Nerve function and energy production |
| Niacin (B3) |
5.5 – 9.1 mg |
Metabolism and cardiovascular health |
| Cholesterol |
High |
Essential for hormone production |
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