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Ferns Hot Curry Paste, 380 g

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It's important not to confuse curry paste with curry powder, which has a different flavour profile and is a dry ingredient. What is the difference between curry paste and curry powder? Curry pastes come in many different flavours, depending on where they are from. Indian curry pastes have a very different flavour to curry pastes from Thailand and Malaysia. While it seems as if this basic cooking paste is difficult to prepare, it actually turns out to be a breeze to get this curry paste right.

Curry pastes are sometimes used alongside curry powder in the same recipe. What types of curry paste are there? Our curry paste collection includes pastes for Balinese spiced tamarind curry, fiery vindaloo and Japanese curry sauce to serve with katsu. We also have Thai curry pastes for making fragrant red, green, yellow, penang and massaman curries. How to use curry paste in cooking? Ferns' vindaloo paste is a typical Goan masala with a distinct mustard, vinegar flavour. The name vindaloo derives from the Portuguese 'carne de vinha d'alhos', meaning meat with wine and garlic and is typically prepared with pork.Ingredients - Water, Chilli Powder, Refined Sunflower Oil, Salt, Coriander Powder, Turmeric Powder, Fenugreek Powder, Cumin Powder, Ginger Powder, Garlic Powder, Acetic Acid , Cinnamon Powder, Cardamom Powder. Ingredients: Water, chilli powder, sunflower oil, salt, fenugreek powder, cumin powder, mustard, turmeric powder, acetic acid. Contains mustard. Curry paste is an easy and delicious way to add flavour and spice to your dishes. Curry pastes are made by blending or pounding ingredients in a pestle and mortar to create a flavour base for your chosen curry. Curry pastes often include ground and dried spices, chilli peppers, onions and garlic. The ingredients vary depending on the recipe and the country or region the curry paste originates from.

The red coconut curry paste is used to prepare the all-famous fish curry, prawn curry, egg curry, and any vegetable curries such as sorak or bimli (cucumber tree) curry. Curry pastes are an essential ingredient in Asian cooking and over the years, they have become a store cupboard staple in Western kitchens. Read on to learn more about the different types of curry paste and how you can use them at home. What is curry paste?The benefit of curry paste over powder is that it can contain additional ingredients such as garlic, ginger, galangal or even tomato. This means you can acheive a very different flavour profile from simple curry powder.

Locals prepare it from scratch with commonly found fresh ingredients such as coconut, tamarind, ginger garlic, and spices.

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