Munducklin Curry Powder (with Native Ingredients)

Taste Australia

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Munducklin Mild Bush Curry Powder combines the ingredients of a good curry with Australian Native Foods.

 

Ingredients - Lemon Myrtle, Native Thyme, Pepperleaf, Lemon Aspen, Saltbush, Chilli, Coriander, Cumin, Mustard, Pepper, Fenugreek, Curry leaf, Ginger, Garlic,  Turmeric

 

Mix a Tbspn of Curry mix with 2 Tbspns Macadamia or Olive Oil and massage into lamb shoulder or leg.

Use instead of regular curry powder. It's mild, with a little bite and loads of flavour.

 

 

 

 

NUTRITION INFORMATION
Servings per package: 20  
Serving size: 5 g
  Average
Quantity per
Serving
Average
Quantity per
100 g
Energy 64.3 kJ 1290 kJ
Protein 0.8 g 15.3 g
Fat, total 0.4 g 8.9 g
- saturated 0.1 g 1.3 g
Carbohydrate 1.4 g 28.3 g
- sugars 0.8 g 15.4 g
Sodium 13 mg 254 mg

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  • 4
    I used this as a coating for chicken before baking...just beautiful very happy

    Posted by Jan Williams on 31st Mar 2024

    Very happy buyer and cook

  • 5
    Munducklin curry

    Posted by Michael Smith on 16th Feb 2023

    Very nice flavours and aromatics, mild curry, add your own curry powder to your own taste.

  • 5
    Munducklin curry

    Posted by Amber on 6th Feb 2022

    This is and awesome blend of spices to make the best Kangaroo curry love the minty after taste

  • 5
    OOOOHHH my goodness

    Posted by Amber Cron on 4th May 2017

    this is the most unique and interesting blend of spices. I teach bush foods to year 8 kids and we use it in Curried sausages and it makes the dish slightly sweet and aromatic without the bitterness of other brands.

  • 5
    Fantastic

    Posted by Amber Cron on 17th Oct 2016

    we used it to make a curried sausages and the kids absolutely loved it thought it was the best dish ever we had it with a damper recipe. It was part of a fusion food recipe for the bush foods unit

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