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Garam masala can be used to spice almost any dish you choose. Sprinkled on corn on the cob, for instance. Try it for eggplant curry. Basically it's used to spice up a finished dish or as an ingredient for recipes of all sort. Our exclusive marsala spice blend is the heart of most Indian dishes. A combination of different spices, it probably has as many recipes as there are families in India!
As prominent as Curry but far deeper in flavor, and typically used in the northern parts of India. As a richer blend, it is recommended to use more sparingly, and is best served in pan fried foods and meats.
Contains: Organic Cardamon, organic Cinnamon, organic Clove, organic Cumin, organic Black Pepper and organic Coriander.
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Garam masala - The literal meaning of which is 'hot spice', is a basic blend of ground spices to be used alone or with other seasonings. It is common in the Indian, Bangladeshi and Pakistani cuisines.
There are many variants and each one is formulated for a specific purpose. There are numerous ways in which garam masala is prepared in different regions of India. There is no way of determining which of them are more authentic than others.
Some recipes blend spices with herbs. Yet others grind the spices with water, vinegar or other liquids, such as coconut milk, to make a paste. In some recipes nuts, onion or garlic may be added. The flavours may be carefully blended to achieve a balanced effect, or in some cases a single flavour may be emphasized for special dishes where this is desired. Usually a masala is cooked before use to release its flavours and aromas.
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