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1½ cups
spice powderEasy
By Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid
Published 1998
Although you can buy commercially prepared garam masala, making your own yields a better-tasting powder, isn’t time-consuming, and can be a lot of fun. This blend is one we particularly like; you may, however, want to play around with the balance of flavors, perhaps increasing the cinnamon or cutting back on the coriander.
Dry-roasting the whole spices before grinding makes them easier to grind and brings out their flavors. Garam masala will keep well for several month
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