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Madras Curry Powder – Mild TRS, 100g
Madras curry is an authentic recipe for vegetarians, originates from the South of India. The Madras curry Powder is named for the city of Madras, now known as Chennai. Madras Curry powder is an Indian recipe but embraced by South Africans where there is a large Indian population. The heat of Southern India is ideal for growing chilies, and as a result, many Southern Indian foods are heavy on the chilies. The spicy and piquant Madras curry ended up being a big hit with British colonists in the region, and it is abundantly available in Britain as a result. Classically, people think of Madras curry as being much hotter than other curries, although it can actually be quite variable in terms of heat. Madras curry powder typically contains a blend of curry leaves, turmeric, coriander, cumin, cinnamon, cloves, chili pepper, bay leaves, fenugreek, allspice, and black pepper. The curry powder may also be blended with coconut milk or yogurt for a more creamy curry sauce, and ingredients like tamarind or citrus juice may be added to make Madras curry more tart and sour. If you are unaccustomed to hot food, you might want to go lightly on Madras curry while you experiment with it. Take advantage of classic sides for Indian curries like rice, bread such as naan or roti, and raita, a cooling sauce made with yogurt, cucumber, mint, and other ingredients depending on the region. Many Indian restaurants are also able to adjust the level of spiciness of their Madras curry, for people who want a more mild version. At home, you can cook with a purchased curry paste or powder, or you can try formulating your own. For the best result, use fresh spices and grind them as you need them to conserve flavor. One of the delightful things about Indian food is the range of side dishes and variation in individual recipes.
TRS Mild Madras Curry powder is an aromatic blend of coriander, turmeric, chili, mustard, cumin, pepper, fenugreek, garlic, salt, and fennel. This product is specially imported from Madras and ready to use for all authentic curry dishes.
Storage: To retain freshness and flavor store Turmeric in an airtight container, in a cool dry place.
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| Description | Madras Curry Powder - Mild TRS, 100g
Madras curry is an authentic recipe for vegetarians, originates from the South of India. The Madras curry Powder is named for the city of Madras, now known as Chennai. Madras Curry powder is an Indian recipe but embraced by South Africans where there is a large Indian population. The heat of Southern India is ideal for growing chilies, and as a result, many Southern Indian foods are heavy on the chilies. The spicy and piquant Madras curry ended up being a big hit with British colonists in the region, and it is abundantly available in Britain as a result. Classically, people think of Madras curry as being much hotter than other curries, although it can actually be quite variable in terms of heat. Madras curry powder typically contains a blend of curry leaves, turmeric, coriander, cumin, cinnamon, cloves, chili pepper, bay leaves, fenugreek, allspice, and black pepper. The curry powder may also be blended with coconut milk or yogurt for a more creamy curry sauce, and ingredients like tamarind or citrus juice may be added to make Madras curry more tart and sour. If you are unaccustomed to hot food, you might want to go lightly on Madras curry while you experiment with it. Take advantage of classic sides for Indian curries like rice, bread such as naan or roti, and raita, a cooling sauce made with yogurt, cucumber, mint, and other ingredients depending on the region. Many Indian restaurants are also able to adjust the level of spiciness of their Madras curry, for people who want a more mild version. At home, you can cook with a purchased curry paste or powder, or you can try formulating your own. For the best result, use fresh spices and grind them as you need them to conserve flavor. One of the delightful things about Indian food is the range of side dishes and variation in individual recipes.
TRS Mild Madras Curry powder is an aromatic blend of coriander, turmeric, chili, mustard, cumin, pepper, fenugreek, garlic, salt, and fennel. This product is specially imported from Madras and ready to use for all authentic curry dishes.
Storage: To retain freshness and flavor store Turmeric in an airtight container, in a cool dry place. | Cloves Whole TRS,50g Cloves are the aromatic dried flower buds from the clove tree, which are very burning pungent in taste, strongly aromatic, and rust-brown in color. Cloves are originally from Indonesia. Cloves are used as spices in preparing many recipes all over the world. Cloves are used in cooking either whole or in powdered form. They are very strong in taste so they should be used sparingly. Cloves are used in almost all rich or spicy dishes as an ingredient of the mix along with other spices, one example of such spice mix is known as “ Garam Masala“. In Indian cuisines, cloves are used as a whole in preparing pulao and are extremely used in Biryani recipes to enhance the flavor of rice. Cloves are also key ingredients for Masala Chai (spiced tea). Cloves are one of the essential ingredients for making Dutch speculaas, a type of shortcrust biscuit. Furthermore, cloves are used in traditional Dutch stews like “hachee”. TRS Cloves are grown and nurtured to give the finest flavor. Mainly used to flavor pulao Rice, and an important ingredient in the mixture of Garam Masala. Add a Clove or two in homemade Apple Pie to impart a delicious flavor. Thanks to the properties of disinfectant cloves enhance the immune system and eliminate the widespread infection in the body. • destroy free radicals, and therefore are excellent prevention of many diseases, • prolong the youth, • due to its strong antiseptic eliminate infections and inflammation, • Moreover mulled wine with cloves soothes shattered nerves, helps you fall asleep, and regulates the functions of the nervous system, • This causes a reduction of free radicals within the body. Cloves are useful for headaches or teeth. When a toothache is recommended to chew a clove or soak a cotton ball in clove oil and applying it to the painful area Storage: To retain freshness and flavor store in an airtight container, in a cool dry place. | TRS Coriander Seeds are a high-quality spice commonly used in cuisines around the world. Whole coriander seeds are small, rounded, and yellowish-brown with a longitudinal ridge between the two halves of the seed. Coriander seeds have a distinctive aroma with a warm, nutty, spicy, and citrusy flavor. They are a key spice in Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine. When crushed, the seeds release a lemony aroma that enhances the flavor of dishes. Coriander seeds are used to season vegetable dishes, meat dishes, soups, sauces, marinades, and chutneys. Roasted coriander seeds, known as "dhania dal," are consumed as a snack. Crushed coriander has thickening properties, making it ideal for sauces like Indian curry. Coriander is an ingredient in many spice blends, including curry and the popular Indian spice "Garam Masala." Coriander seeds are also used to season sausages, hot dogs, cakes, cookies, and beers, particularly Belgian wheat beers. In home medicine, coriander seeds are boiled with water and drunk as a remedy for colds. Coriander is known for its anti-inflammatory and medicinal properties. | Sugar Coated Fennel Seeds from TRS is a mouth freshener which is made from fennel seeds and is all time favorite and appreciated for its rich taste. Fennel functions as an outstanding mouth freshener that helps in controlling bad breath. The anti-microbial properties in fennel fight the bacteria in the mouth. Munch on a teaspoon of Sugar Coated Fennel Seed to refresh your breath and enhance the production of saliva. | Anardana seeds are dehydrated seeds from the pomegranate fruit. Anardana seeds are used to add sweetness and crunch to desserts like ice cream. These seeds also accent fruit / alu chaat. Also available in powder form. Other Names: Pomegranate Seeds Pomegranate is rich in bioactive substances - potassium, calcium and iron, and the oil contained in its seeds which has rarely found in nature, highly concentrated acid punikowy. It includes the omega 5, which also destroy free radicals and enhance the protective properties of the skin. Red pomegranate has three times more antioxidants than any other food. High concentrations of antioxidant substances grenade helps to neutralize free radicals which are formed under various environmental factors. Grenade effectively support the treatment of inflammation. Pomegranate is a rich source of vitamin C, E, B and A, and many minerals and nutrients such as magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, silicon, and iodine. In selecting among the large amounts of protein, fiber, folate, and beta carotene. | |
| Content | Madras Curry Powder - Mild TRS, 100g
Madras curry is an authentic recipe for vegetarians, originates from the South of India. The Madras curry Powder is named for the city of Madras, now known as Chennai. Madras Curry powder is an Indian recipe but embraced by South Africans where there is a large Indian population. The heat of Southern India is ideal for growing chilies, and as a result, many Southern Indian foods are heavy on the chilies. The spicy and piquant Madras curry ended up being a big hit with British colonists in the region, and it is abundantly available in Britain as a result. Classically, people think of Madras curry as being much hotter than other curries, although it can actually be quite variable in terms of heat. Madras curry powder typically contains a blend of curry leaves, turmeric, coriander, cumin, cinnamon, cloves, chili pepper, bay leaves, fenugreek, allspice, and black pepper. The curry powder may also be blended with coconut milk or yogurt for a more creamy curry sauce, and ingredients like tamarind or citrus juice may be added to make Madras curry more tart and sour. If you are unaccustomed to hot food, you might want to go lightly on Madras curry while you experiment with it. Take advantage of classic sides for Indian curries like rice, bread such as naan or roti, and raita, a cooling sauce made with yogurt, cucumber, mint, and other ingredients depending on the region. Many Indian restaurants are also able to adjust the level of spiciness of their Madras curry, for people who want a more mild version. At home, you can cook with a purchased curry paste or powder, or you can try formulating your own. For the best result, use fresh spices and grind them as you need them to conserve flavor. One of the delightful things about Indian food is the range of side dishes and variation in individual recipes.
TRS Mild Madras Curry powder is an aromatic blend of coriander, turmeric, chili, mustard, cumin, pepper, fenugreek, garlic, salt, and fennel. This product is specially imported from Madras and ready to use for all authentic curry dishes.
Storage: To retain freshness and flavor store Turmeric in an airtight container, in a cool dry place. | Cloves Whole TRS,50g Cloves are the aromatic dried flower buds from the clove tree, which are very burning pungent in taste, strongly aromatic, and rust-brown in color. Cloves are originally from Indonesia. Cloves are used as spices in preparing many recipes all over the world. Cloves are used in cooking either whole or in powdered form. They are very strong in taste so they should be used sparingly. Cloves are used in almost all rich or spicy dishes as an ingredient of the mix along with other spices, one example of such spice mix is known as “ Garam Masala“. In Indian cuisines, cloves are used as a whole in preparing pulao and are extremely used in Biryani recipes to enhance the flavor of rice. Cloves are also key ingredients for Masala Chai (spiced tea). Cloves are one of the essential ingredients for making Dutch speculaas, a type of shortcrust biscuit. Furthermore, cloves are used in traditional Dutch stews like “hachee”. TRS Cloves are grown and nurtured to give the finest flavor. Mainly used to flavor pulao Rice, and an important ingredient in the mixture of Garam Masala. Add a Clove or two in homemade Apple Pie to impart a delicious flavor. Thanks to the properties of disinfectant cloves enhance the immune system and eliminate the widespread infection in the body. • destroy free radicals, and therefore are excellent prevention of many diseases, • prolong the youth, • due to its strong antiseptic eliminate infections and inflammation, • Moreover mulled wine with cloves soothes shattered nerves, helps you fall asleep, and regulates the functions of the nervous system, • This causes a reduction of free radicals within the body. Cloves are useful for headaches or teeth. When a toothache is recommended to chew a clove or soak a cotton ball in clove oil and applying it to the painful area Storage: To retain freshness and flavor store in an airtight container, in a cool dry place. | TRS Coriander Seeds are a high-quality spice commonly used in cuisines around the world. Whole coriander seeds are small, rounded, and yellowish-brown with a longitudinal ridge between the two halves of the seed. Coriander seeds have a distinctive aroma with a warm, nutty, spicy, and citrusy flavor. They are a key spice in Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine. When crushed, the seeds release a lemony aroma that enhances the flavor of dishes. Coriander seeds are used to season vegetable dishes, meat dishes, soups, sauces, marinades, and chutneys. Roasted coriander seeds, known as "dhania dal," are consumed as a snack. Crushed coriander has thickening properties, making it ideal for sauces like Indian curry. Coriander is an ingredient in many spice blends, including curry and the popular Indian spice "Garam Masala." Coriander seeds are also used to season sausages, hot dogs, cakes, cookies, and beers, particularly Belgian wheat beers. In home medicine, coriander seeds are boiled with water and drunk as a remedy for colds. Coriander is known for its anti-inflammatory and medicinal properties. | Sugar Coated Fennel Seeds from TRS is a mouth freshener which is made from fennel seeds and is all time favorite and appreciated for its rich taste. Fennel functions as an outstanding mouth freshener that helps in controlling bad breath. The anti-microbial properties in fennel fight the bacteria in the mouth. Munch on a teaspoon of Sugar Coated Fennel Seed to refresh your breath and enhance the production of saliva. | Anardana seeds are dehydrated seeds from the pomegranate fruit. Anardana seeds are used to add sweetness and crunch to desserts like ice cream. These seeds also accent fruit / alu chaat. Also available in powder form. Other Names: Pomegranate Seeds Pomegranate is rich in bioactive substances - potassium, calcium and iron, and the oil contained in its seeds which has rarely found in nature, highly concentrated acid punikowy. It includes the omega 5, which also destroy free radicals and enhance the protective properties of the skin. Red pomegranate has three times more antioxidants than any other food. High concentrations of antioxidant substances grenade helps to neutralize free radicals which are formed under various environmental factors. Grenade effectively support the treatment of inflammation. Pomegranate is a rich source of vitamin C, E, B and A, and many minerals and nutrients such as magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, silicon, and iodine. In selecting among the large amounts of protein, fiber, folate, and beta carotene. | |
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