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Stir in the turmeric (which will give the mixture its characteristic yellow hue).Ģ. Place all the ingredients except the turmeric in a spice grinder or coffee grinder, and grind until the texture resembles that of finely ground black pepper. The advantage to making your own is you can control the heat to your taste, of course.ĥ-7 dried red Thai or cayenne chilies, to taste, stems removedġ. If you buy a commercial curry powder substitute, choose a hot curry powder, which means the chilies are included.

Never roast turmeric the reason it is not even put in the grinder in this recipe is for fear the heat of the grinding process will release bad-tasting by-products.

Additionally, you must allow the roasted seeds and peppercorns to return to room temperature before grinding otherwise, moisture from the warm air will incorporate into the spice mixture and make it clump, and the moisture will mar the flavor. If you do this, shake the pan constantly to avoid burning the spices, and err on the side of under-roasting. Many curry recipes (though not this one) call for the seeds and peppercorns to be be dry roasted in a pan over medium heat until aromatic. The recipe can be found on pages 24 and 25 of his book, 660 Curries. This is Raghavan Iyer’s version of a “typical” curry powder.

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