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Shan Balochi Tikka, 35 Grams

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SMAR100431
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Shan Balochi Tikka, 35 Grams Product Features• This 35 Grams pack of Shan Balochi Tikka is a South Asian pantry staple from SubziCart.com, blende…

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Shan Balochi Tikka, 35 Grams

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Shan Balochi Tikka, 35 Grams

Product Features
• This 35 Grams pack of Shan Balochi Tikka is a South Asian pantry staple from SubziCart.com, blended specifically for Balochi Tikka.
• Formulated specifically to season and marinate chicken, paneer, or your favorite vegetables for Balochi Tikka.
• Sized at 35 Grams, enough to coat a generous batch for a family meal.
• Works in the oven, on the stovetop, or on an outdoor grill.

Nutritional Information
This spice blend is typically used in small amounts (about 1 to 2 teaspoons per serving), so it contributes only a modest amount of calories and sodium to the finished dish. For exact values such as calories, sodium, and fat, check the nutrition label on the package, since this can vary by batch.

Cooking Suggestions
• Many South Asian home cooks reach specifically for Shan Balochi Tikka when preparing Balochi Tikka.
• Coat chicken, paneer, or your favorite vegetables with the masala, a little yogurt, and oil, then let it marinate for at least an hour before cooking.
• Grill, bake, or pan-sear the marinated chicken, paneer, or your favorite vegetables until charred spots form for classic tandoori flavor.

FAQ
Q: How long should I marinate chicken, paneer, or your favorite vegetables?
A: For the best flavor, marinate for at least 1 hour, though many home cooks prefer marinating overnight in the refrigerator.

Q: Do I need a tandoor to use this masala?
A: No, it works well in a regular oven, on a stovetop grill pan, or on an outdoor barbecue.

Q: How much Shan Balochi Tikka should I use per pound of chicken, paneer, or your favorite vegetables?
A: A common starting point is 1 to 2 tablespoons per pound, adjusted to taste after marinating.

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