Taste of Mauritius Butter Chicken Spice Blend, 70 g
70 g
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About this product
Taste of Mauritius Butter Chicken Spice Blend is a locally made, Atlantic Canadian spice mix built around coriander, turmeric, chilli and fenugreek, finished with Taste of Mauritius' own garam masala of fennel, cumin, cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, white poppy seed and peppercorn. The 70 g pouch is enough for several batches.
Use it as the seasoning base for a butter chicken sauce with tomato, cream or coconut milk, or rub it on chicken or paneer before roasting. It also works stirred into lentils or a pot of rice. Keep it sealed in a cool, dry cupboard.
- 70 g
- Made in Atlantic Canada
- Whole-spice garam masala blend
Ingredients
coriander, tumeric, chili, fenugreek and taste of mauritius spices Garam Masala (contains fennel, cumin, cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, white poppy seeds, peppercorn)
Product details
- Brand
- Taste of Mauritius
- Size
- 70 g
- Made in
- Atlantic Canada
- Country of origin
- Canada
- SKU
- 777155990585
- Find it under
- FoodMade in CanadaNew in storeNo Added Sugar
Delivery & pickup
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Bedford — 486 Starboard Drive, Bedford, NS
Monday – Friday 8:30am–8:30pm · Saturday – Sunday 9:00am–6:00pm
· (902) 835-9319
Dartmouth — 590 Portland Street, Dartmouth, NS
Monday – Friday 8:30am–8:30pm · Saturday – Sunday 9:00am–6:00pm
· (782) 358-2374
From Taste of Mauritius
Mauritian spice blends made in Halifax.
Malini Veerassamy-MacDonald started Taste of Mauritius in Halifax as a weekly takeaway and grew it into catering and a line of spice blends and sauces sold across the Maritimes. The blends bring the Indian, Creole and Chinese influences of Mauritian cooking to a Nova Scotia kitchen.