Chicken Tikka Masala
Often called Britain’s unofficial national dish: marinated tandoori chicken in a rich, mild tomato and cream sauce.
Ready to cook Indian spice mixes for 26 of India’s best loved dishes, from butter chicken to vindaloo. Each brown wax packet holds the complete blend for one recipe, perfectly portioned for two people and delivered wherever you live, even where these spices are hard to find.
Authentic curry spice mixes, biryani and tandoori masalas, and street food blends: 26 premixed Indian spices, each made for one recipe.
Often called Britain’s unofficial national dish: marinated tandoori chicken in a rich, mild tomato and cream sauce.
A gentle, silky curry made with cream, coconut milk or ground cashews, delicately spiced with cardamom.
A hot, stir fried curry loaded with peppers, onions, fresh green chillies and tomato.
A North Indian favourite: tender chicken in a velvety, buttery tomato gravy spiced with fenugreek.
A Kashmiri classic of slow cooked lamb in a rich gravy with garlic, ginger, fennel and Kashmiri chillies.
A fiery British Indian favourite, deep red in colour, with strong pepper notes, tamarind and real heat.
The ultimate test of spice tolerance, inspired by Portuguese Goa and made with vinegar, garlic and hot red chillies.
A thick, aromatic curry where the spices are gently fried to form a rich, clinging sauce over meat or vegetables.
A Parsi inspired favourite balancing sweet, sour and spicy, cooked with lentils, meat and pineapple or lemon.
Made famous in Birmingham’s Balti Triangle, cooked fast over high heat in a flat steel wok with fresh herbs and spices.
Onions added in two stages (dopiaza means double onions) for a curry that is both sweet and savoury.
A mild, luxurious curry of thin strips of lamb or chicken in a creamy yoghurt, almond and saffron sauce.
Creamy spinach cooked with garlic and spices, with cubes of pan fried Indian cottage cheese.
A hearty, tangy chickpea curry simmered with onions, tomatoes, ginger and a warm mix of spices.
Slow cooked black lentils, rich and comforting, finished with butter and cream.
Comforting yellow lentils tempered with ghee, cumin seeds, garlic and fresh coriander.
An aromatic layered rice dish with whole spices, caramelised onions, herbs and marinated meat. Lovely with cooling raita.
Bone in chicken marinated in yoghurt, lemon and tandoori spices, then roasted at high heat.
Boneless chunks of chicken or paneer marinated in spiced yoghurt and grilled on skewers.
Spiced minced lamb or chicken shaped onto skewers and grilled over hot coals.
Crispy golden fritters of sliced onion bound in a spiced gram flour batter.
Crispy triangular pastries filled with spiced potatoes and peas, or minced meat.
Vegetable, chicken or fish bites dipped in seasoned chickpea flour batter and fried until crunchy.
Crushed samosas topped with warm chickpea curry, sweet yoghurt, tamarind and mint chutneys.
Hollow, crispy dough balls filled with potato and sprouts, then with spicy, tangy flavoured water.
A South Indian crispy rice and lentil crepe stuffed with spiced potato, served with sambar and coconut chutney.
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“Rich, creamy and properly spiced. It took me under an hour on a weeknight and tasted like it had cooked all day.”Butter Chicken spice mix
“Properly hot, properly tangy. Finally a vindaloo at home that does not taste like a jar of sauce.”Vindaloo spice mix
“My mum’s dal is the gold standard and this came very close. Lovely to have the spices measured out.”Tadka Dal spice mix
“Gentle and fragrant, my kids loved it. The recipe online is clear even for a beginner like me.”Korma spice mix
“Indian spices are so hard to find here. Quick, cheap and full of flavour. Now our Monday night vegetarian dinner.”Chana Masala spice mix
“Deep, warming and aromatic. Packaging is beautiful too, it made a great gift.”Rogan Josh spice mix
“As a Brummie I am picky about balti. This one passed the test.”Balti spice mix
“Perfect portion for two, no half used jars of spices left over. Brilliant idea.”Chicken Tikka Masala spice mix
“Living in Madrid I could never find the right spices for dosa. This was spot on and brought back memories of Bangalore.”Masala Dosa spice mix
“Fragrant layered rice with all the whole spices included. Impressed my in laws.”Biryani spice mix
“Creamy, garlicky and comforting. Easy to follow and genuinely tastes authentic.”Saag Paneer spice mix
“As an Indian living in Australia, finding the right blend was always a hunt. Rich, peppery and fiery in the best way.”Madras spice mix
No buying twelve jars for one recipe, and nothing going stale at the back of the cupboard.
Choose from 26 authentic blends, from a gentle korma to a fiery vindaloo. Each is a complete mix for one recipe.
Cooking for four or six? Simply add more packets. Every mix is measured to taste right at any size.
Every spice mix has its full recipe on its page: the fresh ingredients to add and a simple step by step method.
For thousands of years, ships crossed oceans to reach the Malabar Coast of Kerala for its pepper, cardamom and cinnamon. The House of Malabar brings that heritage to your kitchen, in authentic spice mixes blended the way Indian families have always made them.
Our founder grew up in Leeds, UK, where a proper curry is never far away. After moving to Switzerland, that changed: the spices for a good dal or biryani became hard to find, and one recipe could mean a dozen jars that went stale in the cupboard. Millions of expats know the feeling, so The House of Malabar was born to fix it, with authentic blends developed with cooks who grew up with these dishes, using whole spices from India, and every recipe tested in a home kitchen until it tastes the way it should.
Read our storyRoman traders crossed the Arabian Sea to the Malabar Coast in search of black pepper.
Arab merchants traded its cardamom and ginger across the Middle East and beyond.
Chinese traders sailed to the coast to buy its prized spices.
The same spices, premixed into authentic blends and ready for your next meal.
Each spice mix is folded into a small wax paper packet that keeps the aroma in, and sealed with a sticker naming the recipe it is made for.
Wherever you are, The House of Malabar delivers. Our spice mixes are light, compact and sealed fresh, so they travel well and arrive ready to cook.
Delivered in 3 to 7 working days
Delivered in 3 to 7 working days
Delivered in 5 to 12 working days
Delivered in 5 to 12 working days
Premixed Indian spices are complete spice blends made for one specific dish. Instead of buying a dozen jars, you get every spice a recipe needs, already measured and mixed, so you can cook an authentic curry, biryani or street food snack at home.
Each packet is portioned for one recipe for two people. Cooking for four or six? Simply use two or three packets.
Yes. Every spice mix has its full recipe online, on its own product page and in our Recipes section, with the fresh ingredients to add and a simple step by step method.
If you prefer mild flavours, start with butter chicken, korma or tikka masala. For more heat, try jalfrezi, madras or vindaloo. Use the filters above to browse by heat or vegetarian dishes.
Yes. We ship our Indian spice mixes worldwide with tracked delivery, including Europe, the UK, North and South America, Australia and Asia.
Keep the packets in a cool, dry cupboard away from sunlight. Ground spices taste best when fresh, so we recommend using them within a few months. Each packet is made for one recipe, so use it all in one go.