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Black Salt / Kala Namak

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On 23/09/2011 01:09pm, Winton wrote:

I recently bought a bag of black salt out of curiosity. Very pretty it is too and tasting quite 'eggy' (rather like the lick salt block given to cows!)

I can see it is used often in chutneys and chat masalas. Question is what else can I do with it, is it used instead of sea salt in parts of India?

Otherwise I can make beautiful water dissolvable necklaces with it or I see it is a possible cure for hysteria - what's the recommended dosage Mamta? !!

On 23/09/2011 01:09pm, Lapis wrote:

I use it in chat masalas. Great with chicken, and on fruit. It has no magic properties (unless you have spiritual beliefs!)

On 23/09/2011 03:09pm, Sid wrote:

It is also nice on roasted cashew nuts. Some vegans use it in salads to give an egg flavour.

On 23/09/2011 05:09pm, Mamta wrote:

"I see it is a possible cure for hysteria - what's the recommended dosage Mamta? !!"

LOL!

It is nice in salads and spicy drinks. Try 'Jal-Jeera/Fire Water'; http://www.mamtaskitchen.com/recipe_display.php?id=13359

On 23/09/2011 06:09pm, Kavey wrote:

Oh gods, is that the drink that looks like dish water and smells like something that's been rotting for the last 20 years?

;P

On 23/09/2011 06:09pm, Sid wrote:

Oh gods, is that the drink that looks like dish water and smells like something that's been rotting for the last 20 years?

LOL. I am the only one in our house that doesn't mind black salt. I will never forget the look on everyone's faces when they tried it for the first time.

On 23/09/2011 07:09pm, Kavey wrote:

I looove black salt, that sulphurous taste is fabulous.

Just the drink mum makes is DISGUSTING!

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