Spicy Cashews Recipe by Manjula, Indian Gourmet Appetizer

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Uploaded by on Nov 24, 2011

View full recipe at http://www.manjulaskitchen.com/2011/11/25/spicy-cashews/

Learn How to make Spicy Cashews Recipe by Manjula.

Ingredients:
2 cups raw cashew nuts
2 tablespoons oil
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black salt
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 teaspoon red pepper
1 teaspoon roasted ground cumin seeds powder
1/2 teaspoon mango powder

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  • Do you have to buy the roasted cumin powder? If not, how do you prepare it?

  • @itsabitofnuffing

    Dry roast the cumin seeds over low medium heat, until they are brown. After it comes to room temperature then grind.

  • Yum! I've been using Julie Sahni's recipe (in Savoring India) which calls for more oil and a higher heat - her spice mixture is mango powder, salt and cayenne. I'm going to try yours next time. Do you have a favorite brand of mango powder? I've been using MDH.

  • @ducksredux

    MDH should be fine

  • Manjula, how long will the nuts stay fresh for if you jar them as a gift??..

  • @theprodigy01uk

    one month or more.

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  • These are amazing! Thanks Aunty.

  • thanks for your recipe

    

  • nice one!!! i got it ready after 5mins watching ur video..

  • @SylvanaForrester Thanks for the info! :)

  • can't wait to try!!! mmm!!!

  • Is black salt "Kala Namak?"

  • hiee...can u upload the receipe of kaju curry!!!

  • aahh awsome:))

  • @TheCeramicGoddess I can tell you. They are not the same. Cayenne is made purely from that type of pepper, whereas chili powders are usually a mixture of different types of peppers. I can see you live in Canada. I'm not 100% sure, but I imagine cayenne pepper should be about as easy to find there as it is here in the U.S., where I live. Perhaps it depends more on how close you live to a metropolitan area. Hope that helps. :>)

  • 1) What is the difference between salt and black salt?

    2) Besides roasted ground cumin seeds powder and mango powder, what can i replace these 2 ingredients?

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