How To Make Sri Lankan Raw Curry Powder


INGREDIENTS:
6 tablespoons coriander seeds
2 tablespoons cumin seeds
1 teaspoon fennel seeds 1 teaspoon mustard seeds
1 x 5cm cinnamon stick (crumbled)
4 cloves
4 cardamom pods
5 dried curry leaves
1 teaspoon whole black peppercorns

Heat all the spices in a dry pan until aromatic (Till golden brown). Place in a grinder and grind to a fine powder - this will make much more than you need, but it stores for months in an airtight container.

Comments

  1. Is this raw curry powder or ROASTED curry powder? The other recipes I have seen for "raw" curry powder are like this:


    Raw Curry Powder
    Ingredients

    * 2 tsps Coriander seeds
    * 1 tsp. Cummin
    * 1/4 tsp. Fennel

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  2. There can be different versions of curry powder. You can try all and decide what you like :-).

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  3. why is is called "Raw" when you roast all the ingredients?

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  4. We heat all the ingredients because we want to make them dry before grind them. It helps to keep the curry powder for a long time.

    If you like them use them raw, you can use it. But the duration you can keep them will be low.

    As I said earlier there are many variations of curry powder in Sri Lanka. This is just the way I use.

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  5. Hi chamari. i use to make "RAW" curry powder with above mentioned 3 ingrediants. but i find your curry power smells much better. Thanks again..

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  6. we use raw curry powder for vegetables in this case can we use this for meat also

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    1. It's not rocket science and Yes! you can. Heat up some oil and let the "raw curry powder" fry in it for few seconds, then add the rest of the ingredients as you wish! perhaps i might be too late to reply to this comment as it was posted in 2010.. hahaha.

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  7. Please post more vegetable recipes,the simple ones, like a bean curry, wattakka curry etc. Please. Your work is much appreciated.

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  8. please show us how to make bean curry,wattakka curry,carrot curry and wambatu curry?
    Thanks a lot akke:)

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  9. Thanks a ton it is a wonderful support, now to make sri lankan raw curry powder is without a doubt simple utilizing your information. Thanks

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  10. Wow it is so wonderful to have this. This is so helpful guys....keep it up!!!

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  11. Dear Chamari,
    It is very great of your guidance. But I have a simple confusion. May you seperately write us INGREDIENTS: for roasted curry powder and unroasted curry powder.How can we keep them over 6 months

    Thanks
    Doctor Galappathi/Monaragala Base Hospital

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  12. Thank you So much Chamari, the curries taste so much better with your recipe of curry powder and has a great aromatic flavour as well..

    Not many ppl like to share recipes hence appreciate it alot!

    Good luck!

    Shalini Bandaranayake

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  13. Dry Curry Powder needs to be dried in the Sun before grinding.

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  14. Have you ever added rampe kola (pandan leaves) to the mix?

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  15. Have you considered using a dehydrator for the ingredients, to dry them out? Instead of heating them intensely to dry them? :)

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  16. Hi Chamari,
    Could you please present this recipe by weights (grams) because we need to prepare it as it enough at least for two months. Thanks!
    Anupama- Rathmalana.

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  17. insted of rosting you can sun dry the ingridients then grind.sharmila- rathmalana

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  18. You make me start cooking.....
    Thanks a lot & appreciate your effort....

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  20. Hi,

    Accidentally saw u'r site. Looks helpful.Hope to try some of recipes. keep up u'r good work.

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  21. Thanks a lot for the recipes... They are just what i have been looking for!! Keep up the good work!

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  22. we don't use black pepper,cardamom & cloves, for some vegetable. This is confusing.

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