Look for jars or packages of curry powder at your local Asian foods store or H Mart. A little goes a long way since curry powder usually contains different pungent dry spices and seasonings, such as turmeric, curry leaves, cardamom, cassia, and ginger. Expect a brownish green appearance to this granulated spice mix. We suggest adding this spicy ingredient to your favorite BBQ dry rub recipe for ribs or chicken. Otherwise, shake a bit of this pungent powder on steamed shrimp instead of regular seafood seasoning for a tasty change and kick in every mouthful. You should also try sprinkling in a teaspoon of curry powder into your traditional breading or coating recipes for fried chicken or fried fish. Can you think of other ways to use this pungent seasoning?
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Wednesday’s Helping: Curry Powder
A little jar of many ingredients 
Look for jars or packages of curry powder at your local Asian foods store or H Mart. A little goes a long way since curry powder usually contains different pungent dry spices and seasonings, such as turmeric, curry leaves, cardamom, cassia, and ginger. Expect a brownish green appearance to this granulated spice mix. We suggest adding this spicy ingredient to your favorite BBQ dry rub recipe for ribs or chicken. Otherwise, shake a bit of this pungent powder on steamed shrimp instead of regular seafood seasoning for a tasty change and kick in every mouthful. You should also try sprinkling in a teaspoon of curry powder into your traditional breading or coating recipes for fried chicken or fried fish. Can you think of other ways to use this pungent seasoning?
Look for jars or packages of curry powder at your local Asian foods store or H Mart. A little goes a long way since curry powder usually contains different pungent dry spices and seasonings, such as turmeric, curry leaves, cardamom, cassia, and ginger. Expect a brownish green appearance to this granulated spice mix. We suggest adding this spicy ingredient to your favorite BBQ dry rub recipe for ribs or chicken. Otherwise, shake a bit of this pungent powder on steamed shrimp instead of regular seafood seasoning for a tasty change and kick in every mouthful. You should also try sprinkling in a teaspoon of curry powder into your traditional breading or coating recipes for fried chicken or fried fish. Can you think of other ways to use this pungent seasoning?
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