Curry Powder – Mild
Curry Powder – Mild
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Product Description
Product Description
Mild Curry Powder
Mild curry powder is a ground spice blend with a warm, gentle taste, used to make quick curries, sauces, soups and rice dishes. It gives food a golden colour and a rounded spice flavour without strong heat. That makes it an easy choice for family meals and for anyone who likes spice but not fire.
What Mild Curry Powder Tastes Like
Mild curry powder has a warm, earthy flavour with a little sweetness and only a light kick. Blends like this are usually built from ground spices such as coriander, cumin and turmeric. Turmeric is what gives most curry powders their yellow colour.
Because the heat is low, the other spices stay in front. This lets you control how hot the finished dish becomes.
Ways to Use Mild Curry Powder
Mild curry powder works in many everyday dishes, not just a classic curry. Here are some popular ideas:
- Chicken, chickpea or vegetable curry with onions and tomatoes
- Coronation chicken and curried egg sandwiches
- Takeaway-style curry sauce for chips or rice
- Curried lentil or parsnip soup
- Roast potatoes or cauliflower tossed in oil and spice
- Spiced rice and mild marinades for chicken
How to Cook with Curry Powder
Curry powder tastes best when it is cooked briefly in oil before you add any liquid. Fry your onions first, then stir in the powder for about a minute on a medium heat. This takes away the raw, dusty taste and brings out the aroma.
Keep the heat moderate and add a splash of water or chopped tomatoes if the spices start to stick. Burnt spice turns bitter. For cold dishes like coronation chicken, warm the powder in a little oil first, let it cool, then mix it into the mayonnaise or yoghurt.
Making Mild Curry Powder Hotter
Mild curry powder is a good base if you cook for people with different tastes. Make the main pot mild, then add chilli powder, fresh chillies or a pinch of cayenne to individual bowls. You can also stir in a little garam masala at the end for extra warmth.
Add your mild curry powder to the basket and keep it ready for the next midweek curry.
Mild Curry Powder FAQ
What is the difference between curry powder and garam masala?
Curry powder is a blend you cook early in a dish, while garam masala is usually stirred in near the end. Curry powder is a ready-made base for the whole dish. Garam masala adds a final layer of aroma.
Do I need to fry curry powder before adding liquid?
Yes, frying it in oil for about a minute gives a deeper, smoother flavour. You can add it straight to a sauce or soup, but the taste will be flatter and a little raw.
How much mild curry powder should I use?
A good starting point is about one to two teaspoons for a pot of curry serving four. Taste as it simmers and add more if you want a stronger flavour.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Nutritional Values
Nutritional Values
Country of Origin
Country of Origin
India
Delivery
Delivery
- FREE UK-Mainland delivery when you spend over £60.
- £4.99 delivery charge below £60.
Allergen Warning
Allergen Warning
This product is produced in a factory which handles nuts, peanuts, cereals containing gluten, crustaceans, milk, sesame, mustard, soya, celery and sulphites.
How to contact us?
How to contact us?
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Disclaimer
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