kabab Masala
Authentic flavors, trusted for decades!
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Authentic Blend of Spices
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Perfect for Juicy Kababs
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Crafted with Traditional Expertise
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Ideal for Veg and Non-Veg Kababs
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Swastik’s Kabab Masala is crafted using a balanced mix of selected Indian spices that unlock deep, aromatic flavours ideal for grilling, roasting, and pan-frying. The spice mix adds a pleasing smokiness and a savoury depth that blends smoothly into kababs, tikkas, koftas, and cutlets. Whether you’re preparing party starters or evening snacks, this masala elevates the dish with vibrant colour and rich flavour.
Its smooth texture mixes easily with marinades, curd, lemon juice, or oil, helping spices coat evenly and retain moisture while cooking. Every batch is prepared with care to ensure dependable flavour and consistently delicious kababs.
Perfect Mix for Juicy Kababs
This masala is designed to enhance softness and succulence, ensuring kababs remain tender on the inside and flavourful on the outside. It works beautifully with minced meat, paneer, soya, mushrooms, or vegetables, giving each recipe a delightful smoky touch.
Enhances Both Veg & Non-Veg Recipes
From chicken kababs and seekh kababs to veg shami kababs and paneer tikkas, the blend suits a wide variety of preparations. It boosts flavour without overpowering the ingredients, making it ideal for everyday cooking as well as special occasions.
Easy to Use for Marinades & Grills
Just mix the masala with curd, lemon juice or a little oil to prepare a rich marinade. Let the ingredients soak in the flavours before grilling, roasting, or air-frying. A small amount is enough to give a mouth-watering twist with minimal effort.
- The term ‘authentic’ is used to describe the traditional taste experience and recipe inspiration. This is only a brand or descriptive term and does not represent the true nature of the product as defined by food regulations.
- Traditional South Indian flavour’ refers to the flavour profile inspired by regional recipes. It does not imply origin or specific preparation method.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is kabab masala?
Kabab masala is a spice blend specially made to season kababs and grilled meat dishes. It combines aromatic spices that add smoky flavor, warmth, and depth to meats and vegetarian kababs. Kabab masala enhances taste without overpowering the natural flavor of the main ingredients.
What is kabab masala used for?
Kabab masala is mainly used to flavor chicken, mutton, beef, and vegetable kababs. It can be mixed into marinades, sprinkled over minced meat, or added after cooking for extra aroma. It is also used in tikkas, cutlets, rolls, and grilled or pan-fried snacks.
What spices are in kabab masala?
Kabab masala typically contains coriander, cumin, black pepper, dried red chilies, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg, and sometimes dried ginger or garlic powder. The exact combination varies by recipe, but the blend focuses on bold aroma and balanced heat.
How do you use kabab masala?
Kabab masala is usually mixed with meat or vegetables along with yogurt, oil, ginger-garlic paste, and lemon juice to make a marinade. Let it rest for at least 30 minutes before cooking. It can also be sprinkled on cooked kababs just before serving.
Is kabab masala spicy?
Kabab masala is generally medium spicy. It provides warmth and flavor rather than intense heat. The spice level depends on the amount of dried chilies used in the blend and the quantity added to the dish. You can adjust the amount to suit your taste.
Can kabab masala be used for vegetarian dishes?
Yes, kabab masala works well with vegetarian dishes like paneer kababs, vegetable cutlets, mushroom tikkas, and tofu. Use a slightly smaller quantity to avoid overpowering mild vegetables while still enjoying the smoky, spiced flavor.
Is kabab masala the same as garam masala?
No, kabab masala and garam masala are different. Kabab masala is bolder and designed for grilling and roasting, while garam masala is more aromatic and often added at the end of cooking. Kabab masala usually contains additional spices for smoky flavor.
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