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Punjabi Tari Masala

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449.00

Preparing a delicious tari involves grinding and blending of several spices, which can be time consuming. But with this Punjabi Tari Masala, you can whip up a delicious dish in no time.

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“Tumhare ghar ke khane ki baat hi kuch aur hai!”, “isme daalte kya ho?” have been told/asked/complimented by friends and family a number of times. The secret is this flavourful blend of home-roasted and ground spices which I am now ready to share with foodies just like me.

Punjabi Tari Masala by Masala Monk

There was a lot of hard work done to achieve the above compliment, in selecting the spices, observing what flavour one spice gives, what benefit the other spice has. Numerous trips to Khari Baoli (Mecca of spices in Delhi) were made, all the masalas were separately dry roasted at home, examined for their aroma, ground and then mixed to make this Punjabi Tari Masala. This exercise was repeated quite a few times by myself my father for 6-7 months, to achieve the perfect colour, aroma, and flavour.

“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 😛

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. A flavourful blend of home-roasted and ground spices
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:
180 g
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.
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.

Use in any boring vegetables and turn them into flavour-bombs Punjabi Tari Masala by Masala Monk

Additional information

Weight 150 g
Dimensions 5 × 5 × 5 in

3 reviews for Punjabi Tari Masala

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  1. Must buy for everyone! Makes life easy with vegetables.

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  2. Making tari wali sabji is so much easier now. This masala gives such balanced flavors that I don’t need to add any other masalas at all, to it at all.

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  3. Have used it just once as yet and found it to be a bit too spicy. Will retry using less of the masala. Flavour was great 👍

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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.