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In Pakistan, iftar or snack is incomplete without chaat masala. Additionally, chaat masala is a key ingredient used in many sub-continental dishes. In our home, we make homemade chaat masala, and just a little gives off so many flavors.
So, for the people who love spicy dishes, this recipe is a keeper. Make it
and spice up anything that you want. I have already shared the chaat masala recipe in my earlier post, but this
is another version of chaat masala in which I made some changes. Ramadan is even forthcoming, so
I put this recipe in the Ramadan special.
Also, I did mention it tastes very different from the regular chaat
masala available in the market. Do try it, peeps
So let’s begin
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To make this recipe, firstly, put whole spices into the pan.
Collect all the powder and spices on the plate.
Heat the pan and dry roast the whole spices until they have an aroma. Be careful not to roast them. Transfer to the plate and let them cool.
Then shift to the grinding jar.
Grind all of them together until you get the fine powder.
Mix all of them
Add powdered spices to it.
Mix them together very well.
Further, stir to mix them together
until everything is incorporated.
Transfer to a plate or bowl.
Preserve in a jar or bottle and use in chaats
and salad.