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  • Shan Bombay Biryani Masala
    €1.69

    Shan Bombay Biryani Masala

    Bombay biryani is a popular and spicy biryani variant that originates from the city of Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay) in India. It is a fragrant and flavorful dish that is made by cooking meat, usually chicken or beef, with aromatic spices and herbs such as cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, bay leaves, and coriander.

    The meat is then layered with cooked rice and fried onions, and the dish is then cooked on low heat until the flavors are fully infused. Bombay biryani is typically served with raita, a yogurt-based side dish that helps to cool down the spiciness of the biryani.

    What sets Bombay biryani apart from other biryani variations is the use of potatoes, which are added to the meat mixture during cooking. The addition of potatoes makes the biryani more filling and adds a unique texture to the dish. Additionally, Bombay biryani is typically spicier than other biryani variations, thanks to the generous use of chili powder and other spices.

  • Shan Punjabi Yakhni Pilau
    €1.69

    Shan Punjabi Yakhni Pilau

    Punjabi Yakhni Pulao is a popular rice dish from the Punjabi region of India and Pakistan. It is a flavorful and aromatic dish that is made by cooking basmati rice with meat (usually chicken or beef) in a broth of aromatic spices, onions, and yogurt.

    To make Punjabi Yakhni Pulao, first, the meat is cooked with a variety of whole spices, such as bay leaves, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and cumin seeds, along with sliced onions and yogurt, to make a flavorful broth. The meat is then removed from the broth, and the broth is strained and set aside.

    Next, the rice is soaked in water for about 30 minutes and then rinsed until the water runs clear. The rice is then added to the strained yakhni broth and cooked until tender and fluffy.

    Meanwhile, the cooked meat is shredded and mixed with fried onions and spices, such as cumin powder, coriander powder, red chili powder, and garam masala. This meat mixture is then layered over the cooked rice and steamed for a few minutes to allow the flavors to meld together.

    Finally, the pulao is garnished with fried onions, chopped cilantro, and sliced green chilies. It is typically served with raita or a spicy chutney on the side.

  • Shan Malay Chicken Biryani Masala
    €1.69
    Malay Chicken Biryani
  • Shan Fried Fish Masala
    €1.69
    Shan Fried Fish Masala
  • Shan Karahi Masala
    €1.69

    Shan Karahi Masala

  • Shan Seekh Kabab Masala
    €1.69
    Shan Seekh Kabab
  • Mango Pulp
    €4.49

    Mango pulp is a sweet and flavorful puree made from ripe mangoes. It is commonly used in Indian, Southeast Asian, and Middle Eastern cuisine as a flavoring and ingredient in various dishes such as desserts, smoothies, ice creams, and beverages.

    To make mango pulp, ripe mangoes are peeled, pitted, and pureed until smooth. The pulp can be used immediately or stored in the refrigerator or freezer for later use.

    Mango pulp is known for its bright orange-yellow color and sweet, tropical flavor. It is a good source of vitamins A and C, as well as fiber and antioxidants.

    Mango pulp is a versatile ingredient that can be used in a variety of recipes. It is often used as a base for mango lassi, a popular yogurt-based drink in India. It can also be added to smoothies, baked goods, and sauces for a fruity twist. In addition, it can be used as a topping for ice cream or mixed into whipped cream for a delicious dessert topping.

  • Radhuni Mejbani Beef Masala (Buy 3 get 1 Free)
    €2.49
    Radhuni Mejbani Beef Masala
  • Laziza Pakora Mix
    €3.89

    Pakoras, ook wel bekend als bhajis, zijn gefrituurde snacks uit de Indiase keuken. Ze worden gemaakt door het beslag van kikkererwtenmeel (grammeel) te mengen met verschillende kruiden en groenten, waarna ze worden gefrituurd tot ze knapperig en goudbruin zijn. Hier is een basisrecept voor het maken van aloo pakora, ook bekend als aardappel pakora:

    Ingrediënten:

    • 1 kopje kikkererwtenmeel (grammeel)
    • 1 grote aardappel, dun gesneden
    • 1 ui, dun gesneden
    • 1 theelepel gember-knoflookpasta
    • 1 theelepel komijnzaadjes
    • 1 theelepel rode chilipoeder
    • 1/2 theelepel kurkumapoeder
    • 1 theelepel bakpoeder (optioneel, voor extra luchtigheid)
    • Zout naar smaak
    • Water (ongeveer 1/2 tot 3/4 kopje) om het beslag te maken
    • Plantaardige olie om te frituren

    Instructies:

    1. Meng het kikkererwtenmeel in een kom met gember-knoflookpasta, komijnzaadjes, rode chilipoeder, kurkumapoeder, bakpoeder (indien gebruikt), en zout.

    2. Voeg geleidelijk water toe en meng goed om een glad beslag te maken. Zorg ervoor dat er geen klontjes ontstaan.

    3. Voeg de dun gesneden aardappelen en uien toe aan het beslag en meng tot alle groenten gelijkmatig bedekt zijn.

    4. Verhit de plantaardige olie in een diepe pan of frituurpan tot 170-180 graden Celsius.

    5. Schep met een lepel kleine porties van het beslag met aardappel en ui in de hete olie. Frituur de pakoras tot ze goudbruin en knapperig zijn.

    6. Haal de gefrituurde pakoras uit de olie en laat ze uitlekken op keukenpapier om overtollige olie te absorberen.

    7. Herhaal het proces tot al het beslag is gebruikt.

    8. Serveer de aloo pakoras warm met chutney, zoals muntsaus of tamarindesaus.

    Pakoras kunnen ook worden gemaakt met andere groenten zoals spinazie, bloemkool, uien, of zelfs paneer. Ze zijn een populaire snack, vooral tijdens regenachtig weer, en worden vaak geserveerd als bijgerecht bij thee.

     

    Of gebruik deze Laziza kanten klaar Pakora Mix.

  • Pataks Biryani Paste
    €3.99
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