$70
This is a Tandoori spice blend that is made into a marinade with some yoghurt, oil, lemon juice, ginger and garlic paste, and pinch of salt.
Marinate some chicken and BBQ or cook under the grill. Excellent served with rice, Naan bread, raita, chutney and kachumbar (Indian salad).
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Paprika, Cumin Seed, Coriander Seed, Chilli Powder, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Green Cardamom Seed, Fennel Seed, Caraway Seed, Cloves, Bay Leaves, Nutmeg
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Faster method:
For a better (but slower) tandoor result:
You’ll need extra marinade set aside for this and note that baking times in between the steps may vary depending on your oven.
Serve with naan, chutney, raita and salad.
| Weight | 0.6 kg |
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| Dimensions | 10.5 × 9 × 14 cm |
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| Size | 1kg |
| Australian % Ingredients | 20 |
Sweet peppery flavour without the heat, sweet paprika is the perfect garnish for eggs or more commonly used as an ingredient in food seasonings and meat rubs.
Just sprinkle these Buffalo Crystals directly onto your wings, to taste, right after baking or frying.
To create a Buffalo-style Wing Sauce, simply mix equal parts of Buffalo Crystals with White Vinegar and melted butter, then mix to create a delicious sauce and toss your cooked wings through, coating fully.
Serve with Blue Cheese or Ranch dressing – Enjoy!
A splash-on sauce made with the amazing tasting Jamaican Yellow Scotch Bonnet chilli.
This is a Medium-heat, Louisiana-Style Pepper Sauce that is such a versatile condiment for nearly all kinds of food.
Yellow Scotch Bonnet chillies are pretty hot (200,000 Scoville Heat Units) and closely related to the Habanero. One of the defining features of this type of chilli is its sweet aroma and unique flavour. Rarely will you find a Jamaican cooking without some of this chilli – it’s the chilli of choice among Caribbean nationals.
How to use:
To make amazing Satay Sauce, simply add 5 tbsp (100g) of Sambal Kachang Satay Sauce Paste to 200ml of Coconut Cream and 1tbsp (20ml) of Soy Sauce. Bring to the boil, stir well to combine, then it’s ready to serve.
For a creamier texture, blend slightly after boiling – just enough to still leave chunky peanuts in the sauce.
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Alternatively, add 1 tbsp of Sambal Kachang Satay Sauce Paste (or to taste) to any stir fry.
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How to use a Glaze:
When cooking meat, either on the BBQ, in an oven or a smoker, generously pour glaze over uncooked meat in a dish and with clean hands, turn the meat over to ensure that it is liberally coated on all sides.
For the oven and smoker, cover the meat and cook following the usual cooking instructions. Uncover for the last quarter of the cooking time to allow the sauce to reduce and the sweet stickiness to develop. Re-coat now to personal preference, if required.
On the Barbecue, just cook on the plate or over the grill. The glaze will darken and look burned but that’s okay – and awesome. If making kebabs, thread the meat (and vegetables) through the skewer and brush the glaze over with a pastry brush, then pop them straight on the barbie! Perfect glaze for fish or prawns, just pour over seafood and grill, sensational for Summer.
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