Red Chilli Powder
Ground 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.
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Ground 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 SpecificationsRoasted vermicelli, the fine wheat noodle used for sheer khurma and seviyan — simmered in sweetened milk rather than boiled and drained. Roasted already, so it needs no browning first.
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.
View SpecificationsThe mix for aaloo bhaji — potatoes in a light, dry-ish curry eaten with roshi or puri. A breakfast and tea-time dish more than a dinner one.
View SpecificationsThe spice mix for chana masala — chickpeas in a dark, tangy tomato and onion gravy. Cooked with tinned or soaked chickpeas and finished with coriander.
View SpecificationsThe mix for white korma, the pale version of the dish — chicken in a mild gravy left uncoloured by chilli or turmeric. Distinct from ordinary korma in appearance as much as in heat.
View SpecificationsThe mix for chilli beef and chilli chicken — meat tossed in a hot, glossy sauce with peppers and onion. One mix covering both proteins.
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