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Sambhar Masala Sambhar Masala is a quintessential spice blend used in South Indian cuisine to flavor Sambhar, a delicious and nutritious lentil-based stew. This masala typically consists of a unique combination of spices such as coriander, cumin, fenugreek seeds, mustard seeds, dried red chilies, curry leaves, turmeric, and asafoetida. Each spice contributes its distinct flavor and aroma, resulting in a well-balanced and aromatic masala that enhances the taste of Sambhar. The process of making Sambhar Masala involves dry-roasting whole spices to release their essential oils and intensify their flavors. The toasted spices are then ground into a fine powder along with powdered spices like turmeric and asafoetida. Sambhar Masala Advantages Nutritional Benefits Authentic Flavor Digestive Aid Culinary Creativity idli masala Sambhar Masala usage Vegetable Curries Sambhar and Rasam Sambar Rice (Sambar Sadam) Sambhar Powder Soups and Stews Marinades One of the key advantages of using Sambhar Masala is its ability to simplify the cooking process while still achieving authentic and delicious results. By using a pre-mixed spice blend, cooks can save time and effort in the kitchen while ensuring consistent flavor in their Sambhar dishes. Sambhar Masala can also be used to flavor other South Indian dishes such as rasam, vada, or vegetable curries, offering versatility and convenience in culinary preparations. This homemade masala can also be customized by adjusting the proportions of spices or adding additional ingredients to suit individual taste preferences. Product type : Blended spices Packaging Type : Standard pack, pp bag, as per requirement Packaging Size : 50gm,100gm,250gm, 25kg Country of Origin : India
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