Misal Recipe - Serves 4
Make spicy Maharashtrian Misal Pav with sprouted matki, Nairuti Misal Masala, crunchy farsan, onion, coriander and lemon.
View recipeBold Maharashtrian masala for spicy Misal and rassa
A robust blend crafted to bring rich, layered flavour to every bowl of Misal.
Spice-rich blend for robust flavour in every bowl.
A nutty, savoury trio that gives Misal its distinctive depth.
Coriander, cumin, chilli, cinnamon, cardamom & more.
Add while cooking Misal, Matki, white peas or sprouts.
Builds the bold, spicy and savoury flavour at the heart of a satisfying bowl of Misal Pav.
Brings rich spice depth to sprouted moth beans while complementing their earthy, nutty character.
Adds warmth, aroma and a fuller masala character to white-pea based Misal preparations.
Turns mixed sprouts into a punchier, more flavourful Misal with layered Maharashtrian-style spice.
Use it across your preferred Misal style and adjust the quantity for the flavour intensity you enjoy.
Let the masala cook with the curry so its coconut, peanut, sesame and spices develop a richer, rounded flavour.
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The final spice level depends on how much masala you use and the other chillies or ingredients added to your recipe. Start with a smaller quantity and increase gradually if you prefer a stronger, spicier Misal.
Yes. Misal has many regional variations across Maharashtra, and the final character depends on the base, gravy, toppings and spice intensity used. You can use the masala as your flavour base and adjust the remaining ingredients according to the style you prefer.
For everyday preparation, the masala is designed to provide the main spice profile. You can still customise the recipe with chilli, garlic, coriander, jaggery or other ingredients depending on how fiery, tangy or regional you want your Misal to taste.
No artificial preservatives or anti-caking agents are used. Because anti-caking agents are specifically used in powdered foods to reduce clumping, a naturally blended masala can occasionally develop soft lumps after absorbing moisture. This does not necessarily indicate spoilage. Keep the pack tightly closed and store it in a cool, dry place.
Keep it tightly sealed in an airtight container or pouch, away from moisture, direct sunlight and heat. Always use a completely dry spoon, especially during humid weather, to help protect its aroma, texture and freshness.
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Make spicy Maharashtrian Misal Pav with sprouted matki, Nairuti Misal Masala, crunchy farsan, onion, coriander and lemon.
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