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Spicy curry powder it is used as a seasoning for meat, fish and vegetarian dishes, especially rice. It is composed as follows.

1st recipe:

Mix:

2 parts capsicum;
2 parts coriander;
2 parts cumin;
3 parts black mustard;
3 parts English pepper;
6 parts white pepper;
20 parts turmeric.

2st recipe:

Mix:

50 parts of turmeric;
20 parts white pepper;
10 parts English pepper;
10 parts of common mustard;
5 parts cumin;
2,5 parts coriander;
2,5 parts of red pepper;
20 parts ginger;
10 pieces of cloves.

3st recipe:

Mix:

120 parts of turmeric;
120 pieces of coriander;
75 parts of black pepper;
50 parts ginger;
15 parts cinnamon;
15 parts nutmeg;
15 pieces of cloves;
30 pieces of cardamom;
30 parts cumin;
30 parts white pepper.

The ingredients are mixed and ground into a powder.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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