After I tried homemade garam masala powder, I was very much happy with the flavour which is no way compared to the store bought ones. I made this pav bhaji masala powder mainly to try Tawa pulao as I saw it in many spaces that I got tempted very badly and to the add on my sis also asked to post it. I've already tried Pav Bhaji with the homemade powder a day back and should say it took pav bhaji to a whole new level.

Homemade Pav Bhaji Masala Powder - Ingredients
Recipe Source : Veg Inspirations
Makes 3/4 cup
- Black cardamoms - 4
- Coriander seeds - 1/4 cup
- Cumin seeds - 1/8 cup
- Whole black pepper - 1/8 cup
- Fennel seeds - 1 and 1/2 tbsp
- Whole red dry chillies - 10
- Cinnamon - 10 1/2 inch pieces
- Dry mango powder - 2 tbsp
Method:
1.Dry roast all the ingredients till golden brown(except dry mango powder) in low medium heat. Roast it till nice aroma is released. Then add mango powder and roast for a minute.

2.Then cool down completely and then grind it to a fine powder. Cool down and store in a clean dry container.


Make sure the container is clean and pat dry so that the masala keeps well for more time.
My Notes:

My Notes:- If you are not making pav bhaji often, no worries this is a multipurpose powder which can even be used as curry powder or to spice up any other Indian style curries.
- If you dont hav black cardamoms just try it it normal green ones. But black cardamoms have a more strong flavour.
- This keeps well for 1 month or even more if refrigerated.
















wow..this is really a handy masala...love all the beautiful clicks.
ReplyDeleteone of my favorite never knew this masala can be made at home also :) well done :)
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Flavourful powder..home made is always better.
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i too very eager to tawa pulao, this is very useful to me... thanks for sharing...
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Will try sure, sounds good! lovely tag
ReplyDeletePacked with wonderful aroma!!!!
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hello Shamilli,
ReplyDeletei have a question...why have u not used cloves and turmeric powder in the indredients for making masala...?will use of cloves make masala more spicy...?pls answer me....i want to make this masala..
regards,
@Nimisha : I just followed the orginal recipe and it had no cloves....so not sure whether that makes any difference...may be try adding 1 or 2 cloves and see.
ReplyDeleteNice and flavorful combo of spices. I add pav bhaji masala in biryani too!!
ReplyDeleteA handy one..was lookng for tgis recipe..thanx forsharing
ReplyDeleteA handy one..was lookng for tgis recipe..thanx forsharing
ReplyDeleteGood one Sharmi. Homemade masala powders always gives a unique taste. Loved the tag for the bottle !!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this, your masala is definitely going give the ready made ones a run for their money!
ReplyDeleteThanks. Alot tis s very much useful for. New starters
ReplyDeleteNice one.tanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteshall we add any other instead of mango powder?reply me please
ReplyDeleteNot really sure satya, I just followed the orginal recipe exactly...
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