Mustard Seed
Whole mustard seed, used for tempering: dropped into hot oil at the start until the seeds pop, which is what carries their flavour into the dish. Also goes into pickling.
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Whole mustard seed, used for tempering: dropped into hot oil at the start until the seeds pop, which is what carries their flavour into the dish. Also goes into pickling.
View SpecificationsReady onion paste, the slow part of a curry base done in advance. Where a gravy would normally start with onions browned down over twenty minutes, this goes straight into the pan.
View SpecificationsThe masala for the spiced water in pani puri, mixed with water and tamarind rather than cooked. Made up cold and chilled before serving.
View SpecificationsCarefully blended spices that provide authentic aroma, balanced seasoning, and delicious traditional taste for flavorful Pilau Biriyani.
View SpecificationsThe mix for rasam — the thin, peppery, sour South Indian soup served alongside rice or drunk on its own. Lighter and sharper than sambar, and cooked much faster.
View SpecificationsGround red chilli, used where a curry needs heat and a deep red colour at the same time. Added with the other ground spices at the base stage so it blooms in the oil.
View SpecificationsCrushed red chilli rather than ground, so the heat arrives in flecks instead of spread evenly through the dish. Used for tempering, for scattering over finished food, and anywhere the texture of the chilli should still be visible.
View SpecificationsThe mix for sambar, the South Indian lentil and vegetable stew eaten with rice, idli or dosa. Distinct from a North Indian curry masala in both spicing and sourness.
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