Homemade Curry Powder

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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
1/4 cup

ingredients

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directions

  • In a blender container, place all.
  • Cover and grind for 1 to 2 minutes or till mixture is a fine powder.
  • Store spice mixture in airtight container in cool dry place.

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Reviews

  1. Here's a tip: When grinding your own spices the flavours are enhanced by briefly "toasting" them first. That is, heating them over the stove in a dry skillet until they begin to brown and their rich aroma begins to be released (but don't overdo it!). Makes grinding them easier too.
     
  2. My car is broke down and I am out of curry powder to make my curried chicken recipe. I had all of these ingredients on hand but in the ground form already so decided to give it a shot anyway. I loved it! I will never buy curry powder again. Thanks Dancer.
     
  3. Here's a tip: I do just like this recipe but i put a teaspoon of ground sweet red pepper too. Gives a nice colour and taste too.
     
  4. I followed MyLittleEye's advice and toasted some of the spices (just the whole ones) before grinding. It came out nicely. When I make it next, I will grind in two steps: first just the whole spices, then add the rest. I think it makes sense that the whole spices would need more grinding time.
     
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  5. The oldest review is 16 years old and it was the top recipe on google for curry powder. I'm impressed. In my haste to make a vegan curry dish, it didn't occur to me that I had no curry, store-bought prepared. I have another interesting curry recipe somewhere...so much easier to just google it. And so since I have no grinder (what?) and did have the already ground spices, I used them instead and it turned out great. The star rating is missing. I give a 4 1/2. Maybe dry toasting the seeds is the answer to a 5 rating.
     
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