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Artisanal Masala Gift Box: Raita Masala, Punjabi Tari Masala, Bharwa Masala

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This range of Artisanal Spice Blends will definitely spice up your Rakhi this year.

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Artisnal Masala Gift Box Raita Masala, Punjabi Tari Masala, Bharwa Masala

“The people who give you their food give you their heart.” – Cesar Chavez

We, at Masala Monk, inexorably believe that there’s nothing quite like the goodness of homemade food. The love, the dedication and the honesty that goes into homemade food cannot be replicated. So we bring to you a carefully curated collection of gifts. All the jars in this gift box are homemade – with love, with the finest ingredients, and with honesty. You’ve not only received food, you’ve received a piece of someone’s heart. Use it well. Bon Appétit!

Raita Masala:
RAITA, a yogurt (curd) based condiment made with either raw or cooked vegetables or even boondi (made with fried droplets of chickpea flour or besan), seasonal fruits are also popularly used. It is found in almost every household, be it in North India, South India, Eastern India or Western India. In our house hold, it is served every day in lunch and sometimes even dinner, ever since I can remember. I have and still love eating different types of raitas, be it boondi, cucumber, bottle gourd, mix vegetable, pineapple and even plain curd, which is topped with this homemade raita masala.You can also just add it to plain curd or Yoghurt and add a delicious & healthy dip or sauce to be eaten with Chips, Nachos and even Tandoori or Grilled snacks like Chicken Tikka or Seekh Kebab.

Ingredients:
Mint, black salt, black pepper, red chilli powder, fenugreek leaves, curry leaves, cumin and asafoetida.
Instructions:
Sprinkle on your favorite raita or even plain curd according to your taste.
Nutritional Facts:
Serving Size: 5 g

Approximate values per 5 g

Energy (kcal): 5.9

Protein (g): 0.3

Carbohydrates (g): 0.8

Sugar (g): 0.0

Total Fat (g): 0.3
Net Wight:
60g

Punjabi Tari Masala
“Tari” is the gravy part of the Indian curries (especially North Indian). With this masala, you don’t need any other spice, not even salt. Just “bhunofy” your ginger-garlic-onions-tomatoes-green chillies with this masala and you have whipped up the most flavourful tari you will ever have. Use it generously (1-2 tbsp) in aalu matar, gatte ki sabzi, ghar wali chicken or mutton curry and even ghia, tori or in any other boring vegetables and turn them into flavour-bombs 😛

Use in any boring vegetables and turn them into flavour-bombs

Note: Salt and red chillies have been kept at a moderate level, add more according to your taste.

Use in any boring vegetables and turn them into flavour-bombs
Ingredients:
Coriander, black cardamom, green cardamom, clove, cumin, nutmeg, mace, star anise, asafoetida, black pepper, cinnamon, bay leaf, fennel seeds, Dyer’s Alkanet (ratanjot), black stone flower, white sesame seeds, paprika, red chillies, turmeric, rock salt, black salt.
Nutritional Facts
Approx. values per 20g
Energy (kcal): 4.8
Protein (g): 1.5
Carbohydrates (g): 5.8
Sugar (g): 0.5
Fat (g): 2.1
Allergen Information:
Processed in the same facility where nuts are also processed.
Net Weight:
70 g

A flavourful blend of home-roasted and ground spices
Shelf Life:
6 months from the date of manufacture
Storage:
Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight. Always a clean and dry spoon to scoop the masala out.

Bharwa Masala:
Turn your ‘oh so boring vegetables’ into a surprisingly delicious spread by stuffing this Bharwa Masala before frying. Karele, baingan, bhindi, tori, tinde… these are the vegetables that comes to my mind when I think of bharwa sabzi and most of us I am sure do not like to eat these vegetables otherwise. But when a generous stuffing of bharwa masala is put inside these vegetables and then cooked, these oh so boring vegetables turn out to be surprisingly delicious. Handpicked whole spices which are roasted and ground at home to the perfect consistency (read not completely powdered) to extract the best flavours and textures out of them.

For the best stuffed karele, baingan, bhindi, tori or tinde
Ingredients:
Fennel seeds, salt, red chilies, turmeric, coriander, fenugreek, yellow mustard, dry mango, cumin, black salt, nigella seeds, asafoetida and sugar
Nutritional Facts:
Approximate values per 20 g
Energy (kcal): 52.7
Protein (g): 2.6
Carbohydrates (g): 8.2
Sugar (g): 1.0
Total Fat (g): 2.0
Net Wight:
70 g
Storage:
Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight.
Shipping:
We have a processing time of 7 to 14 days on all our products, however, it may take 3-4 weeks for final delivery depending on your location and pin code.

Additional information

Weight 650 g
Dimensions 8.25 × 2.75 × 3 in

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Mohit Arora, a true foodie by heart, has brought some of his family recipes and his own recipes to be shared with fellow foodies who share the same passion. Having traveled to different parts of the world has brought him a thorough knowledge of flavours and textures, which he plays around when he creates new recipes and it becomes a new product from his kitchen.