Spicy World Kala Namak Indian Black Salt 14 oz - Vegan, Pure, Unrefined, Non-GMO & Natural : Grocery & Gourmet Food

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Black salt, also known as Kala Namak or Sanchal, comes from a type of salt mineral found in India. The crystal like rock salt has a deep purple color reminiscent of amethyst, but when ground into powder form, changes from purple to pale lavender. Because of black salts distinctive aroma and taste, it is used widely in Indian snack goods. It is also one of the main ingredients in a very popular tangy dish called chaat.

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Kala Namak: Also Known As Indian Black Salt

Tandoori Masala Kebab was first served in the year 1299 by the Ottoman Sultans to their guests, however it was not until 1453 that it became the national dish of Turkey. Since then, Kebab has remained virtually the same, and has become tremendously popular the world over. The Kebab was introduced into India during the Islamic Invasion and was infused into Northern cuisine (Punjab, Mulghai). Typically made of minced lamb or beef, kebabs are roasted on an open fire (BBQ), or tandoori oven.