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rotuts

rotuts

P.S. :

 

Ive been using this brand from time to time 

 

for about 10 years .  it , too me , is relative new compared w Patak :

 

https://www.mayakaimal.com

 

the jars are more expensive than Patak , and found in more upscale stores  ( USA )

 

the sauce is not as thick as Patak  , but not really water-ey

 

the flavors are wonderful , and completment pats'  pastes very well.

 

it seems the company has expanded a great deal since I started getting the jars.

 

some jars are refrigerated .

 

if you see a jar , consider giving it a taste.

 

I make biryani rice , simply by using basmati rice in a rice cooker 

 

w a tablespoon or two of Patak's biryani paste at the get go .

 

or any other paste .

rotuts

rotuts

P.S. :

 

Ive been using this brand from time to time 

 

for about 10 years .  it , too me , is relative new compared w Patak :

 

https://www.mayakaimal.com

 

the jars are more expensive than Patak , and found in more upscale stores  ( USA )

 

the sauce is not as thick as Patak  , but not really water-ey

 

the flavors are wonderful , and completment pats'  pastes very well.

 

it seems the company has expanded a great deal since I started getting the jars.

 

some jars are refrigerated .

 

if you see a jar , consider giving it a taste.

 

I make biryani rice , simply by using basmati rice in a rice cooker 

 

w a tablespoon or two of Patak's biryani paste at the get go .

 

or any other paste .

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