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Citrusy, tangy, and light gold in color, amchoor is widely used in the samosas, pakoras, chutneys, and pickles of North Indian cuisine. To make Amchoor Powder, unripe mangoes are harvested early, dried, then pulverized. This powder is a fin...
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I've used amchoor in Indian cooking before but I had a feeling it would be good in other recipes. It adds a zesty tangy flavor and is a great alternative to lemon or lime. I make a glaze with honey, amchoor, soy sauce, rice wine vinegar and chili flakes that is fabulous on carrots, chicken or salmon. Sweet, salty, tangy and spicy! It's also good in tea or mixed drinks. And I suspect it will be excellent in desserts. I plan on trying amchoor shortbread soon. This is a versatile seasoning that every pantry should have.
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Anne · December 27, 2025
Have only done one recipe but it exceeds expectations. Great addition tk my flavor profile collection.