For the best flavor, use whole spices and grind them fresh. Pre-ground spices lack the same intensity. Adjust the quantities of spices to suit your personal taste preferences. Some like it hotter, some milder. A coffee grinder dedicated to spices works perfectly for grinding the garam masala. Toasting the spices is a crucial step, it enhances their aroma and depth of flavor. Watch carefully to prevent burning. This blend is fantastic not just in curries, but also sprinkled on roasted vegetables, added to soups, or even used as a dry rub for meats.
Agustin Graham
Jun 26, 2025This recipe is a lifesaver! I always have these spices on hand, and now I can make my own Garam Masala whenever I need it.
Glenda Friesenborer
Jun 17, 2025Be careful not to burn the spices when toasting them. It's better to toast them at a low heat, as this will ensure that all their complex flavours are released slowly.
Rashad Anderson
Jun 16, 2025I added a pinch of black salt for an extra depth of flavour. Works a treat!
Arlene Veum
Jun 13, 2025I've used this in so many dishes now, and it always adds a wonderful warmth and complexity.
Erin Okon
Jun 4, 2025The aroma while toasting the spices is incredible! My kitchen smelled amazing.
Oceane Wintheiser
May 24, 2025I found that toasting the spices for a little longer brought out even more flavor. I think next time I'll add a small piece of dried chili.
Eleanore Nicolas
May 23, 2025The recipe was very easy to follow and the Garam Masala turned out perfect. Thank you!
Lavern Smithruecker
May 21, 2025I used a mortar and pestle instead of a grinder, and it worked great. It took a little longer, but the flavor was even more intense.
Era Klein
May 20, 2025This is much better than the store-bought stuff. So fresh and flavorful!