Coriander Powder
Ground coriander, the bulk of most curry masalas and the spice that gives a sauce body rather than heat. Usually the largest measure in a base blend, alongside turmeric and chilli.
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Ground coriander, the bulk of most curry masalas and the spice that gives a sauce body rather than heat. Usually the largest measure in a base blend, alongside turmeric and chilli.
View SpecificationsGround cumin, warm and slightly smoky, used in curry bases, dry rubs and spice mixes. Distinct from whole cumin in that it releases immediately rather than needing to be tempered first.
View SpecificationsAn all-purpose curry blend for cooks who would rather reach for one tin than build a masala from separate spices. The everyday base for meat, fish and vegetable curries.
View SpecificationsBanana custard powder, whisked into hot milk to set. Usually served chilled with sliced fruit folded through or layered over sponge.
View SpecificationsThe mix for daal makhni, the slow, buttery black lentil dish. Built to carry a long simmer rather than a quick curry, and usually finished with cream or butter.
View SpecificationsA mix for everyday dhal curry, the lentil dish that carries a rice plate. Cooks in the same pot as the lentils rather than needing a separate masala base.
View SpecificationsA seasoning for fried fish, rubbed on before frying rather than stirred into a sauce. Suited to the whole and cut fish that a Maldivian kitchen fries most days.
View SpecificationsAn all-purpose masala for vegetable dishes, used where a cook wants one blend to cover a range of everyday sabzis rather than a mix per dish.
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