A guide to a few spices you may need for your #Indianfood #Cookingathome journey.The ones I recommend everyone to have at the ready are:#corianderpowder#cuminpowder#Garammasala#turmericpowder#chillipowder or #Kashmirichillipowder#tandoorimasalapowder #Hotmadraspowder for the #yorkshireindian #Currybase The rest you may need as you explore into more traditional #Indiancuisine Thank you for watching! 🙏🏽 | YorkshireIndian

An introduction to the Indian spices that you should keep in your pantry to cook basic Indian recipes. Spices are the foundation for Indian cooking. They can transform any dish into a tasty meal and give life to even the simplest ingredients. Ingredients: Turmeric Powder (Haldi Powder) Red Chilli Powder (Laal Mirch Powder) Coriander Powder (Dhaniya Powder) Roasted Cumin Seed Powder (Jeera Powder) Garam Masala Powder Mustard Seeds (Rai) Cumin Seeds (Jeera) Asafoetida (Hing) Raw Mango Powder (Amch

✅ Full recipe > https://culinaryginger.com/easy-indian-spice-blend/ This Easy Indian Spice Blend is a delicious combination of spices that can be an everyday seasoning for chicken, fish, vegetables or even spice up a soup. This is not a particularly spicy blend. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would say it is a 2. If you want to add a kick, paprika or cayenne pepper can be added to your taste. | Culinary Ginger - Authentic Recipes, Honest Ingredients

✅ Full recipe > https://culinaryginger.com/easy-indian-spice-blend/ This Easy Indian Spice Blend is a delicious combination of spices that can be an everyday seasoning for chicken, fish, vegetables or even spice up a soup. This is not a particularly spicy blend. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would say it is a 2. If you want to add a kick, paprika or cayenne pepper can be added to your taste #indianspice #indianspices #indianfood #indianfoodie #indianfoodlovers #indianfoodrecipes | Culinary Ginger - A