Korma Recipe: Mughlai Cuisine's Creamy Royal Curry
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Korma is Mughlai cuisine's most elegant curry - tender meat or vegetables in rich, creamy, nut-based gravy. This royal dish has graced Indian tables for centuries. Master this luxurious classic with Phoran's authentic spices.
The Curry Fit for Royalty
Korma represents the sophistication of Mughlai cooking - mild, creamy, aromatic, with layers of flavor from whole spices and ground nuts. Whether chicken korma or vegetable korma, this dish epitomizes Indian culinary elegance.
Cardamom and Whole Spices
Premium Green Cardamom is essential for authentic Korma. Combined with cinnamon, cloves, and mace, it creates the aromatic complexity that defines royal Mughlai cuisine.
Garam Masala for Warmth
Our Masala Combo Pack includes premium Garam Masala that adds finishing warmth to Korma, creating restaurant-quality depth and aroma.
Kashmiri Chilli for Color
Kashmiri Red Chilli Powder provides beautiful color while maintaining the mild, creamy flavor profile that makes Korma universally loved.
Complete Mughlai Feast
Korma pairs beautifully with Hyderabadi Biryani or Rogan Josh. Serve at festivals for royal dining.
Weekend Royal Cooking
Our Weekend Cooking Combo includes all the masalas needed for creating luxurious Mughlai curries like Korma.
Dry Fruits and Nuts
Garnish with slivered almonds and use cashew paste in gravy. These premium dry fruits create the rich, creamy texture Korma is famous for.
Spice Techniques
Learn proper whole spice usage in our spice grinding guide for maximum aroma in royal curries.
Pro Tips for Perfect Korma
- Use cashew and almond paste for creamy gravy
- Cook onions until golden for sweet base
- Add yogurt slowly to prevent curdling
- Use whole spices for aromatic depth
- Finish with cream and saffron
- Let curry rest for flavors to meld
Conclusion
Create royal Korma with Phoran's premium whole spices. From Lucknow to Hyderabad, Delhi to Mumbai, we deliver Mughlai excellence across India.
Order Phoran spices and make luxurious Korma today!