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curry powder

noun

  1. a powdered preparation of spices and other ingredients, usually including turmeric and coriander, used for making curry or for seasoning food.


curry powder

noun

  1. a mixture of finely ground pungent spices, such as turmeric, cumin, coriander, ginger, etc, used in making curries
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of curry powder1

First recorded in 1800–10; curry 1 + powder 1
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More than 20 spice products including dips, curry powders and seasonings have been recalled over fears they may contain peanuts not mentioned on the label.

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Take her One-Pan Peanut and Cauliflower Stew, which combines peanut butter, ginger, coconut milk, garlic, rice and curry powder with simmering cauliflower florets.

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It’s a knockout of a dish: slick rice noodles coated yellow with aromatic curry powder, dry stir-fried with shrimp, char siu, crunchy bean sprouts and bell pepper.

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I have also prepared this recipe in the past with a savory twist to it, substituting curry powder or cumin for the cinnamon and nutmeg, and adding crumbled bacon or a six-minute egg.

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Think about fresh herbs, curry powder, cumin, minced garlic, za’atar, chili powder, Aleppo pepper or sumac.

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