75% Spice Content
A flavour-packed blend crafted for rich & aromatic paneer gravies.
Aromatic blend for rich, creamy Shahi Paneer
A rich, aromatic blend crafted to bring depth, warmth & indulgent flavour to paneer gravies.
A flavour-packed blend crafted for rich & aromatic paneer gravies.
Cardamom, cinnamon, clove, star anise, mace, nutmeg & more.
Balanced to complement tomato, onion, milk & cream beautifully.
No anti-caking agents, artificial colours or flavours.
For a rich, aromatic & indulgent paneer gravy.
Adds warm aromatic depth to buttery tomato-based gravy.
Pairs beautifully with milk or cream for a mellow, luxurious curry.
Complements creamy cashew-based gravies with royal spice notes.
Try it in kofta, vegetable & other rich festive gravies.
Add after sautéing onion & tomato, then simmer with milk or cream on low flame.
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No. Shahi Paneer generally has a milder, creamier and more aromatic profile, while Paneer Butter Masala is usually more tomato-forward, buttery and tangy.
Nairuti Shahi Paneer Masala is built around warm aromatic spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, clove, star anise, mace and nutmeg, making it better suited to richer Shahi-style gravies. This distinction is one of the most common buyer questions around paneer curries.
It is designed more for richness, aroma and warmth than strong chilli heat. Red chilli and black pepper are part of the blend, but the flavour is balanced by aromatic spices.
For a milder family-style gravy, start with a smaller quantity and adjust according to taste.
Yes. This regular Shahi Paneer Masala contains dehydrated onion powder and dehydrated garlic powder.
If you prefer a no-onion, no-garlic option, Nairuti also has a Jain Shahi Paneer Masala available separately, specially suited for Jain-style cooking.
No. Nairuti Shahi Paneer Masala contains no added preservatives and no anti-caking agents, and has no artificial colours or flavours.
Because no anti-caking agents are used to keep the powder artificially free-flowing, natural ingredients may absorb moisture and occasionally form small lumps. Natural clumping alone does not mean the masala has spoiled.
Always use a dry spoon, close the pack tightly and keep it away from steam and moisture.
This usually happens when dairy is added to a very hot or rapidly boiling gravy. Lower the flame before adding cream or milk, stir it in gradually, and simmer gently afterward.
For an even smoother gravy, bring refrigerated cream closer to room temperature before adding it. Cooking guidance for Shahi Paneer commonly recommends lowering the heat before adding cream to reduce the chance of splitting.
From our kitchen
Make rich and creamy Shahi Paneer with soft paneer, tomato-cashew gravy and Nairuti Shahi Paneer Masala. A restaurant-style vegetarian curry for 4.
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