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India
is the origin of curry, a name widely
recognised all over the world. Because
of varied physical form, aroma and flavour
an individual spice does not produce
the preferred flavour. Indian curry
powder is the answer to it. Known as
'curry powder' to the Indians, or simply
as 'curry' to the international consumer,
the product is a careful blend of selected
spices to add pep, flavour and aroma
to a wide range of exotic dishes.
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Spices are
ground and mixed in certain definite
proportions to produce curry powder.
Some of the important ingredients in
curry powder are coriander, turmeric,
chillies, cumin, pepper, ginger, cinnamon,
cassia, clove etc. It also contains
and edible common salt and sometimes
added starch. A wide range of products
are covered under the category 'Curry'.
This includes straight powder, mixed
powder, curry powder, curry mixture,
masalas, curry paste and seasoning.
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Another Indian speciality
is a full complement of spice mixes.
These mixes impart a distinct flavour
to a variety of food preparations such
as tandoori chicken, fish, meat, vegetables,
tea and noodles. India is the major
supplier of high-quality curry powders
and spice mixes to the world.
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