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I just made a recipe, Shrimp Vindaloo. He called for 11 spices, which are approx. $ 5 – $ 7 each, a spice that is $ 13! None of them had in his hand. But I had a curry that had some and bought another curry that was in the rest, including expensive spice, corndmom, really do not remember the spelling for it, sorry. Anyway, it tasted good, but not like when I was in a restaurant. Do you use each spice separately? What could have done differently without having to spend $ 100 in spices and a certain Spice I should take challenging hand and not get a mixture of spices? Inadvance Thanks so much!
You could try to buy the spice store in India. You will receive package 50-100 g cost $ 1-3 each. Spices must be purchased separately, but not large amounts, as they lose their flavor after storage for a while. Save the rest of spices in the refrigerator. Yes, individual species must be used to obtain the correct flavor. Another way to get maximum flavor is roasted in a pan fire very slow. Heating spread spices up curry flavor. Vindaloo is a different type of curry, which is of Portuguese origin, and you can even find one Vindaloo curry paste prepared in Indian grocery store. If use is made of pulp normal Indian curry or garam masala, is definitely a different flavor.
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