Amchar/Amchur Masala
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Amchar/Amchur Masala

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Amchar masala is a Trini spice, similar to the Indian spices used for pickling. In it, fenugreek, black peppercorns, coriander, fennel seeds, cumin and brown mustard seeds are toasted and then ground.

Use with your green mangoes, tamarind or golden apples to make the tastiest amchar. You can also add it to your curry powder when cooking your meats and seafood for added flavour. Amchar is a great spice to experiment with as it can be added to almost anything!

Here is a quick recipe for Pommecythere Kuchela;

Wash and grate the pommecythere. Put the grated pommecythere in a cloth and squeeze out the excess water. Clean the garlic. Set aside two cloves for frying later and blend the remainder. Add the cup of amchar masala to the pommecythere and mix thoroughly then add the garlic, salt and pepper sauce or pepper. Heat the oil over a medium flame. Add the remaining two chopped garlic cloves and let fry for about a minute. Add the pommecythere and let cook until tender. Stir the pot occasionally to avoid burning. Adjust pepper and salt if necessary. Combine all ingredients in a glass bowl and adjust seasonings to taste until you are satisfied. Leave to marinate and serve.

Amchar masala is a Trini spice, similar to the Indian spices used for pickling. In it, fenugreek, black peppercorns, coriander, fennel seeds, cumin and brown mustard seeds are toasted and then ground.

Use with your green mangoes, tamarind or golden apples to make the tastiest amchar. You can also add it to your curry powder when cooking your meats and seafood for added flavour. Amchar is a great spice to experiment with as it can be added to almost anything!

Here is a quick recipe for Pommecythere Kuchela;

Wash and grate the pommecythere. Put the grated pommecythere in a cloth and squeeze out the excess water. Clean the garlic. Set aside two cloves for frying later and blend the remainder. Add the cup of amchar masala to the pommecythere and mix thoroughly then add the garlic, salt and pepper sauce or pepper. Heat the oil over a medium flame. Add the remaining two chopped garlic cloves and let fry for about a minute. Add the pommecythere and let cook until tender. Stir the pot occasionally to avoid burning. Adjust pepper and salt if necessary. Combine all ingredients in a glass bowl and adjust seasonings to taste until you are satisfied. Leave to marinate and serve.