I mix a blend of good curry powder and really
good garam masala, and then toss in olive oil, sprinkle on the fresh cracked black and kosher salt... and roast away!
Not exact matches
The Vitamix I bought from Costco came with a dry - grinding jar which is
good to make
garam masala, sambar powder, etc..
I added 1 inch diced red bell pepper as
well as a teaspoon of
garam masala.
INGREDIENTS Serves 4 2 lbs carrots half a medium sized onion 1 clove garlic, minced 1/4 cup tahini 1 tablespoon cumin 1 teaspoon
garam masala 3 - 4 cups of
good stock (I...
Add radish greens, turmeric powder, red chili powder,
garam masala powder, salt and mix
well.
In a bowl, combine the hung yogurt, chilli powder, roasted cumin powder, coriander powder,
garam masala, kasoori methi, oil and salt to taste and whisk thoroughly so that all the spices blend
well.
The
garam masala wasn't enough for me so I added
good quality curry powder, at least 1/4 cup.
Take a large mixing bowl, add 2 tsp salt, red chili powder, curd, lemon juice,
garam massala powder, carom seeds and cornflour mix
well, keep aside for 5 minutes.
Now add turmeric, cumin and
garam masala powders and mix
well.
I wanted to keep this recipe simple but I sometimes add green peas, carrots and
garam masala as
well.
I used tinned chickpeas and tomatoes as
well as
garam masala from a jar but you've convinced me to try it fresh.
Didn't have
garam masala, but added chili powder and some turmeric instead — SO
good.
garam masala and cook until it starts to smell really, really
good, which will take about a minute.
Ginger, garlic, mint and a touch of
garam masala all work perfectly with the quinoa, kale and fava (broad) bean base... so
good in fact, that I couldn't help myself from eating, ahem, a little lots of the mixture before shaping them into patties!
In a separate bowl add the goat cheese, sprinkle the
garam marsala and cloves over the cheese and stir until
well mixed.
Might add some
garam masala to these as
well.
Add the grounded gongura paste,
garam masala and mix
well.
Add any seasoning you want: some that go particularly
well in pumpkin recipes are ginger, chili powder,
garam masala, oregano, thyme, vanilla, and cayenne pepper.
Then add the
garam masala, stirring
well to coat.
In a pinch, I have often done a 1:1 mix of canned tomatoes and coconut milk, added to a base of sautéed garlic and shallots, then added dashes of
garam masala, cumin, and coriander and simmering away until it all tastes
good.
I love the idea of creating a bowl with the squash by cutting it in half lengthwise, then rubbing it with a nice layer of ghee (coconut oil, or just plain old butter work
well, too), and then topping it with
garam masala and a touch of organic honey.
Add red chilli powder, turmeric powder and
garam masala, mix
well.
Add kasuri methi, ground
garam masala powder and cashew nut paste and mix
well.
Turmeric,
garam masala and coriander are available at most
well - stocked markets, and while they may put you out about six bucks each, I promise they're worth the investment.
If you like Indian, then the
best thing to have is a really
good - quality fresh - ground
garam masala.