Kumbh Tadka Masala  (100 g)

Kumbh Tadka Masala is not a standard term in Indian cuisine, but it could refer to a spice blend used to prepare the tempering (tadka) that's added to many Indian dishes to enhance their flavor. The tempering process typically involves heating oil or ghee in a pan and adding whole spices to infuse the oil with their flavors before pouring it over the prepared dish or adding it directly to the cooking pot. The spices used in tadka can vary depending on the dish being prepared, but common ingredients include mustard seeds, cumin seeds, dried red chilies, curry leaves, asafoetida (hing), and sometimes fenugreek seeds. These spices are often dry-roasted or heated in hot oil until they release their aroma and flavors. To make a tadka masala blend, you might grind together some of the common spices used in tadka to have them ready as a quick seasoning mix for tempering. However, since the tempering spices vary widely depending on the dish and regional cuisine, there isn't a fixed recipe for tadka masala. Instead, the blend might include versatile spices like cumin seeds, mustard seeds, and dried red chilies, which are commonly used in many tadka preparations. Tadka masala can be a convenient way to add flavor to dishes quickly, especially when you want to incorporate the essence of tadka without going through the process of tempering each time you cook. It can be sprinkled over finished dishes or used to season ingredients before cooking to infuse them with tadka-like flavors. 1) SPICE UP MEALS: This masala spices Contain - coriander, cumin, fenugreek and mustard seeds - adds authentic Indian flavor to curries, vegetables and more. 2) VERSATILE SPICES: Whole spices that can be used individually or in combination to enhance the taste of dishes from chicken tikka to dal. 3) PURE INGREDIENTS: Only the finest quality whole spices, free from additives or preservatives, for natural yet intense aromas and flavors. 4) KITCHEN STAPLE: Stock your spice cabinet with these popular Indian spices for adding depth and complexity to a variety of homemade meals