Turban Madras Curry - 3 x 3oz (3-pack)

These small packages are perfect because they keep this excellent Trinidadian curry powder fresh. Try it with fried chicken, onion, canned tomatoes, banana, apple and raisins. You'll need a pound of boned chicken thighs, a medium can of tomato chunks, a cup or two of chicken stock, one banana, one apple, two cut up medium onions and a handful of raisins. First cut up the chicken into chunks and fry in olive oil. Set aside. Then fry the onions in small pieces. When they turn transparent add at least four (4) tablespoons of Turban brand curry powder. Let fry for 30 seconds. Then add the chicken stock, tomatoes, cut up apple (with skin) and banana. Let simmer. Transfer to a slow cooker, add raisins and keep an eye on the liquid level. Add a half can of coconut milk if you want it creamy. Enjoy.

This is my favorite commercial curry powder, and I have tried many over the years. What I love about this blend are the "warm" spices like coriander, and I can taste a little cinnamon, too. It is an excellent blend to use if you're making chicken, goat, crab, or beef. I have tried to replicate the same flavor mixing mine from scratch, but I can't get the proportions just right. Until I get it right, I will continue to use Turban Madras Curry, because for my taste, it is the best one out there.

Not the same as in the picture. Didn't enjoy it as much as usual, and im not sure if it's actually the original flavor. Slightly disappointed.

I did not care for the special madras curry powder which is why I ordered what I thought was the original flavor based upon the photo. When I opened my package I was very disappointed to see it's the same flavor I wanted to replace! Photo could not be enlarged, a bit blurry, in order to see writing. Will not order again.

Best authentic East Indian curry. Ironically from Trinidad West Indies. Takes a couple weeks to arrive but oooh so worth it if you appreciate curry.

My favorite

best curry powder I have used. not always easy to find.

This curry is fake . this is not turban