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Garam Masala Powder Recipe ( Whole Spices )


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Garam Masala Powder || Zafrani Garam Masala || How to make garam masala powder with step-by-step photos.....

Garam masala is a very specific traditional spice blend which, although you will find different versions, should taste nothing like a curry. This is because the spice flavors in garam masala complement Pakistani recipes. Make the best homemade garam masala you've ever tasted, in just a few minutes. Elevate your Pakistani cooking to a whole new level.

          



Since I came to the blog, I have used homemade garam masala. I used to buy garam masala from the market. A year ago, once I had almost finished garam masala at home, I was short of time; I could not go outside to purchase masala, so I decided I should make it at home because I came newly towards blog field and I had zero experience handling everything very well; even then, I tried to make it at home.
I remembered very well that I prepared aloo gosht.

That was amazing in taste.e I had been thinking for a couple of days what the reason was that this superb tasted more than my last aloo gosht curry, then suddenly I realized just homemade garam masala was added in the recipe, the rest of our same spices
Since that day, I started preparing homemade spices, which are much better than store-bought. Try it once at home, and you'll feel the difference, so let's begin 
                           

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Bash the nutmeg in a plastic bag with a rolling pin to break it into several smaller pieces. 


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Remove the seeds from the Cardamom pods - again, a gentle bash with a rolling pin will suffice, or use a pestle and mortar. It's optional if needed, but I prefer not to need to remove the pods' skin. 


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Place all the spices in a dry frying pan or skillet and heat over very low heat, stirring constantly.


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As soon as the aroma from the spices is released, remove the pan from the heat. (This step is essential to release the aromatic oils from the spices)
        

                                                             



Working with only a small quantity at a time, grind the spices in an electric blender or grinder.   


                                                  


And grind them to a fine powder.


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Take it out of the grinder jar and transfer it to the bowl/plat. Garam masala is ready to use in the recipe. 
           

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It can be stored in a bottle and paste the label with the spice name.      







Garam masala is a very specific traditional spice blend, although you will find different versions.

Ingredients:
  1. 1 tbsp, white cumin seeds
  2. ½ tbsp, black peppercorn
  3. 3 pods, black cardamom 
  4. 1 ½ tsp, coriander seeds
  5. 8 pcs, cloves
  6. 2 lon, cinnamon sticks
  7. 8 pods, green cardamom
  8. 2 small, bay leaves
  9. ½ piece, nutmeg
  10. 2 flowers, mace
  11. ½ flower, star anise  
How to make the Garam Masala Powder?
  1. Bash the nutmeg in a plastic bag with a rolling pin to break it into several smaller pieces.
  2. Remove the seeds from the Cardamom pods - again, a gentle bash with a rolling pin will suffice, or use a pestle and mortar.It's optional if needed
  3. But I prefer not to need to remove the pods' skin.
  4. Place all the spices in a dry frying pan or skillet and heat over very low heat, stirring constantly.
  5. As soon as the aroma from the spices is released, remove the pan from the heat. (This step is essential to release the aromatic oils from the spices)
  6. Working with only a small quantity at a time, 
  7. Put the spices in an electric blender or grinder 
  8. And grind them to a fine powder.
  9. Take it outout ofe grinder jar and transfer it to the bowl/plate
  10. Garam masala is ready to use in the recipe
  11. It can be stored in a bottle and paste the label with the spice name   
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