Food Earth Marinade Tandoori Green, 150 Grams

Food Earth Tandoori Green Marinade (150 g): Herby Hariyali Flavor for the Grill
Food Earth Marinade Tandoori Green is a ready marinade inspired by hariyali tikka, the herb-forward cousin of classic red tandoori. It coats paneer, chicken, fish or vegetables in a zesty green masala so you can go from fridge to grill with very little prep. South Asian home cooks in the USA who love backyard barbecues will find this 150 gram pack at SubziCart.com.


Product Features
• Ready-to-use green tandoori marinade with a herby, tangy profile
• Suited to paneer tikka, chicken tikka, fish and grilled vegetables
• 150 gram pack, enough for a family-sized batch
• Saves time on grinding cilantro, mint and chili paste
• Works in the oven, air fryer, grill or on a stovetop pan


Nutritional Information
Green tandoori marinades are typically made with herbs such as cilantro and mint, green chilies, spices, oil, salt and souring agents. The exact recipe and any dairy or other allergens depend on the manufacturer. Please check the Nutrition Facts panel and ingredient list on the pack for exact values and allergen information.


How to Use
• Mix the marinade with thick yogurt and coat cubed paneer, capsicum and onion, then rest for 30 minutes
• Marinate bone-in chicken pieces for a few hours before grilling for deeper flavor
• Brush onto fish fillets or shrimp and bake until just cooked through
• Toss mushrooms, cauliflower and baby potatoes for a vegetarian hariyali platter
• Serve with mint chutney, sliced onions and lemon wedges


Frequently Asked Questions
Should I add yogurt to this marinade?
Many cooks mix it with a few spoons of thick yogurt for a creamier coating. Follow the pack directions as your starting point.
How long should chicken marinate?
Two to four hours in the fridge works well, and overnight gives even more flavor if you plan ahead.
Can I use it in an air fryer?
Yes, air frying marinated paneer or chicken tikka gives nice charred edges. Brush with a little oil halfway through.
Fire up the grill this weekend with a pack from SubziCart.com.