Homemade Curry Powder Recipe | How to make Curry Powder?

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  • Curry Powder is a blend of various Indian spices. Our Curry Powder is made with 10 powerful spices which are full of essential nutrients.
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    Ingredients:
    Coriander Seeds- 2 tbsp
    Cumin Seeds- 2 tbsp
    Mustard Seeds - 1 tbsp
    Fenugreek seeds- 1 tsp
    Black Peppercorn - 1 tbsp
    Curry leaves- 12-15 dried
    Dried Red Chilli - 3-4
    Turmeric powder- 1 - 2 tbsp
    Fennel Seeds - 1 tsp
    Cloves - 1 tsp
    Method:
    Dry Roast all the spices except Curry Leaves, Turmeric Powder and dried red chillies and let them cool down. Once they are cool, transfer them to the blender. Add Chillies and curry leaves and grind them to fine powder. Mix in Turmeric. Now, your curry powder is ready. Transfer it in an airtight container and store them in a cool, dry place. Spice powder will remain fresh for several weeks.
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  • @jaredmcomber
    @jaredmcomber 9 років тому +11

    This video is perfect! I appreciate the effort you made in showing what each spice looked like as you named them and then gave the measurements of each. It sounds simple to do but there are so many videos that don't do that at all. You made this video easy to follow and I thank you for a terrific recipe! I look forward to watching your other videos.

  • @proconsulaugustus
    @proconsulaugustus 8 років тому +12

    Great vid. Im white and just discovered curry. Im obsessed. I cant stop eating it. Thanks for explaining. I thought curry was just a plant. So healthy....i luv it!

  • @marvincrawford8496
    @marvincrawford8496 10 років тому +1

    Thank you sooooooooooooooooo much for giving me this MUCH needed information! I will let you know how it turns out!

  • @frankhunter244
    @frankhunter244 9 років тому

    Great video. Thank you. Look forward to trying it!

  • @linuxboy007
    @linuxboy007 10 років тому

    great info.. i love to share this with my pilipino family.... thank a lot..

  • @wrench256
    @wrench256 10 років тому +10

    i love how you explain the benefits of each spice!

  • @Sweetysalado
    @Sweetysalado 10 років тому +5

    I learned what you said on Cooking Channel a few weeks ago, that curry was not readily available in years past as it is now, which really surprised me. I love the step by step process you show in this video Aditi, it is so precise and detailed!

    • @eateastIndian
      @eateastIndian  10 років тому +1

      Thank you Diane. Appreciate your kind words!

    • @q.a.t3432
      @q.a.t3432 8 років тому +1

      This is not completely true. I guess it depends on the region to which you hail. I'm from Kashmir & we have been preparing large batches which are crushed then cured in oil. The longer it cures the better the taste. We generally make it in the summer when it is warmer & make enough to last till the next summer. Which is used throughout the year for making all kinds of curry. This has been done for many a generations.
      I was just curious as to how this was made as ours is quite spicy & a lot of recipes I wanted to try called for it.
      Thanks for sharing!
      Remain exultant.

  • @NaturesFairy
    @NaturesFairy 7 років тому +2

    Thank you very much.

  • @LoneWoodpecker
    @LoneWoodpecker 10 років тому +3

    Learning is really a never ending issue. Up to now I thought, there´s must be a curry plant about, lol! Very interesting, EEI, all the best! :)

  • @xxkissmeketutxx
    @xxkissmeketutxx 9 років тому

    Hello Thankyou for making this great video:) what is the website or link to buy your curry powder please?

  • @MrMase12
    @MrMase12 7 років тому +1

    Best recipe

  • @unnicheruparambath
    @unnicheruparambath 10 років тому

    VERY GOOD.

  • @Jaybird196
    @Jaybird196 8 років тому +1

    Hi! What blend of spices would you recommend for a hot, flavorful Indian spice curry? I keep trying to find one in stores, but I find nothing but milder forms :( .

  • @disaacfaddis734
    @disaacfaddis734 9 років тому +1

    Love your Indian accent!

  • @hassanibrahim1915
    @hassanibrahim1915 4 роки тому

    Thank you so much

  • @IndianYakker
    @IndianYakker 7 років тому +2

    sonf bhi hai kya...ya sua seed ?

  • @huilinthai
    @huilinthai 9 років тому +2

    is this curry mix good with chicken?? thanks:)

  • @user-jf4on2ss4t
    @user-jf4on2ss4t 9 років тому

    Стоящая информация!!!

  • @Losttoanyreason
    @Losttoanyreason 7 років тому +2

    I know there is no set curry powder. There being a lot of variation in the recipes with amounts and types of spice used but I know I don't like the store bought ones. They must have something in them I don't like. This one though simpler I think I might like.

  • @3Denviaje
    @3Denviaje 9 років тому

    Where can I find curry leaves? I'm in Costa Rica so I would need to now what it is called in Spanish.

  • @leester9487
    @leester9487 8 років тому +2

    . I noticed the dishes that my coworkers bring for their lunches have a distinctive sharp smell that is missing from most store bought and restaurant curry. Is that hing powder?

    • @eateastIndian
      @eateastIndian  8 років тому +3

      +Leester Could be but usually once cooked, hing wouldnt smell.. it could just be combination of cooked spices in the food.. When these spices remain on the shelf in powdered form they begin to loos their flavour, aroma etc.. its best to grind them fresh or in small batches to get the best taste :)

  • @kiariafdavis2131
    @kiariafdavis2131 8 років тому +1

    how to make homemade fenugreek powder

  • @PhongNguyen-dn9li
    @PhongNguyen-dn9li 8 років тому

    if i don't have those coriander seeds, cumin seeds, ... can i replace it with coriander leaf, cumin leaf.. ???

  • @daunsimbukan
    @daunsimbukan 8 років тому +3

    Midle east asia food is the best

  • @shaplakoli27
    @shaplakoli27 10 років тому +1

    can I use it in all kind of vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries, or you have separate recipe for non-veg curry?

    • @eateastIndian
      @eateastIndian  10 років тому

      It's great for veg as well as non-veg curries..it is actually a great rub along with say yogurt for chicken, lamb etc..try it..you'll love it!

    • @shaplakoli27
      @shaplakoli27 10 років тому

      Eat East Indian Thanks a lot. I'll try it!

  • @guerganajonathan6936
    @guerganajonathan6936 10 років тому +1

    Great video! what do you use to grind up the spices?

    • @MoanaAshley
      @MoanaAshley 10 років тому

      Magic bullet is what she is using

    • @threeicys
      @threeicys 7 років тому

      I use a clean coffee bean grinder, a food processor will work also. The Magic Bullet Moana Ashley is talking about is a type of food processor.

  • @shlakhtobitakhto
    @shlakhtobitakhto 8 років тому

    no ground ginger and ground garlic ??????? than u so much

  • @Irishgirl41
    @Irishgirl41 9 років тому +1

    I dont have any dried chilies can I use chili powder? and how much?

    • @andrewjackson7476
      @andrewjackson7476 9 років тому +1

      Irishgirl41 Of course; although I find your standard chili powder a little too acidic. Just go to your Mexican store and buy a whole bunch of different peppers and experiment. You can even use a little of Japanese chili oil. It will give you a bloody red oil look to the mix. It's great in Ramen.

  • @pamelamerfeld7997
    @pamelamerfeld7997 4 роки тому

    Where can we buy this. I don’t see a link ??

    • @eateastIndian
      @eateastIndian  4 роки тому

      Pam- I have stopped selling it. I only make it for my own consumption.. shipping didnt work out :(

  • @HobbyOrganist
    @HobbyOrganist 10 років тому

    I remember as a kid in the 60s grandma buying curry rice at the supermarket, oh it was good! have never seen that since.
    These days I like some curry on just about everything- pizza, bagels with cheese and garlic, curry stew with chickpeas- wow, I want to make my own instead of buying those those stupid little $1.79 Tone's spice packages at the supermarket.
    I guess like most people I always assumed curry you buy at the supermarket in the little jars was just ONE spice like pepper, salt etc!
    What kind of currency is "C" in your shopping bag??

  • @srimanikhomestaytanjungkar6087
    @srimanikhomestaytanjungkar6087 4 роки тому

    can u write recipes ..

  • @lennon005
    @lennon005 7 років тому +1

    My aunt told me curry is good for your hair. I thought she was lying...

  • @mohdyazeedibrahim9015
    @mohdyazeedibrahim9015 10 років тому

    U didnt meantioned how much black pepper seed you are using.

  • @nathandavis3002
    @nathandavis3002 10 років тому

    I've not got fenugreek, or curry leaves. Any suggestions? there isnt a single indian or multicultural produce place within a two hour drive.

    • @nathandavis3002
      @nathandavis3002 10 років тому

      greater vancouver

    • @wiccaman69
      @wiccaman69 9 років тому

      Nathan Davis
      just use curry powder, stay away from the madras stuff though.

  • @alanburdine8874
    @alanburdine8874 9 років тому +9

    Love this shit

  • @HandlebarOrionX
    @HandlebarOrionX 8 років тому +2

    So is that why my mom and sister have curry allergies? Because these ingredients seem to aid your stomach but the very smell of curry makes mom nauseous. And even I get bowl issues on it.

    • @eateastIndian
      @eateastIndian  8 років тому +5

      +Orion Ake (Handlebar-Orion X) :) could be. Too much spicy food can clean out or irritate your gut so everything in moderation is best. I am addicted to curry :)

  • @proconsulaugustus
    @proconsulaugustus 8 років тому +4

    Yum Im salivating. i wish i had your curry to cook with. Is here a "best brand" to buy? Damn. American food is so boring compared to indian food...num num num num

    • @lalafun1666
      @lalafun1666 8 років тому +1

      +proconsulaugustus
      no offence to american food inventors, but so true

    • @jacobr3533
      @jacobr3533 7 років тому +1

      Depends on what region of America you eat in.

  • @manojkymar3596
    @manojkymar3596 9 років тому

    the curry was brown in colour and quite burning in stomach

  • @keerthigurijala3942
    @keerthigurijala3942 8 років тому

    I'm so tired theories are not going out of a

  • @zubairpathan7181
    @zubairpathan7181 7 років тому +1

    we are talking about indian spices right then why not talk in Indian language