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In Gujarati, this is called koro sambhar or methia no masalo which means dry masala for pickle. It is a tongue-tickling pickle masala used in many Indian pickles. This is something I keep in my pantry all year long. It is dry so it doesn’t go bad for few months. Whenever I want to make pickle with carrot, mango, lemon or any vegetable, I rub this masala, add salt & oil and it is ready to go. In my house, we like to eat this as a condiment with Indian food.
Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time: 4-5 minutes
Ingredients:
200 gm (or less) methi kuria (coarsely ground fenugreek seeds)
200 gm rai kuriya (split mustard seeds)
3 tbsp cooking oil or olive oil
1 tsp (or less) asafoetida
2 cup red (mild or medium) chili powder
Points to remember….
1. You can reduce the spice level by using Kashmiri chili powder. I like to mix both medium and mild chili powder.
2. Add little less methi kuriya if you like less bitter taste.
3. This masala has shelf life of few months, keep at room temperature in clean dry bottle
4. When filling up the bottle, press masala so there is not much air in the middle
5. For daily use, take out few teaspoon masala in small glass container, add some salt and use. Never add salt to the whole batch.
Hope you will enjoy this when you are in mood to eat some spicy food :).
Also let me know if you have any questions regarding the dish.
You can make all these pickles using this masala.
Gunda or Lasoda Mango Ginger Pickle
Chana Fenugreek Mango Pickle
Instant Cranberry Pickle
Instant Carrot Pickle
Raw Grapes Pickle
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Mmmmm! I wonder if this would go well with aaloo poori!,😋😋😋
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Completely agree, I would have to make masala poori now…haha
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I didn’t know we get split rai also, this is new!
I loved your beautiful photography Bhavana 👏👏
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Thanks a lot! I’m not sure where you live, but in Toronto I have seen in Indian grocery stores.
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In Bangalore and Jaipur I have not seen, probably always used whole rai, so never checked also. Will search for it now.
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I’m sure you will find it in grocery store
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