Shan - Tikka Seekh Kabab Seasoning Mix (50g) - Spice Packets for Pakistani Style BBQ (Pack of 2)

My favorite.

I recommend you use 1/3-1/2 what the directions say. It has a very intense flavor and heat at full strength. Your tastes may differ. You can always add more, or use potatoes or additional meat to "dilute it." 😆

Mix with olive oil as marinate and bake your wings at 400. The crowds will go wild

I read a book where tandoori chicken was the character’s favorite dish, so I wanted to try it. By far, the most scrumptious moist, flavorful chicken I have ever fixed (and I love to cook). I served it to my book club and they all went back for a second helping! The spices were mellow and beautifully blended-not hot or spicy at all. I will buy again.

I’m not an Indian food expert and for me a raw slice of jalapeño is all the burn I’ll ever need. On that basis, this mix was spicy and tasty. It wasn’t overly salty although definitely not low sodium either.

Shan Tandoori Masala has become a must-have in our kitchen! This seasoning mix has elevated our dinners to a whole new level. We love how easy it is to prepare. Just marinade the night before, pop it in the oven! Perfectly flavorful tandoori-style chicken every time. With a pack of 6, it’s a pantry staple that ensures an easy week night meal. I also like the price so I’m able to stock up. It smells wonderful and tastes even better. Highly recommend to anyone looking to spice up their dinner routine!

Delicious and goes a long way. You can use it for a variety of purposes; either following the directions and making traditional kebabs, or branching out and using it to make spicy burgers or even tacos using paratha/tortillas. If you mix it half (or even 1/3) strength, you'll typically get a strong flavor, although that will vary by taste. Using about 1/3 strength, each pack can easily season about 6 pounds of beef.

If there was a zero, I'd give it that. The product is made in Pakistan but I had to peel off a clever label to see that..looked all over the box until I found it. Contains a variety of interesting chemicals such as Potatssium Pyrophosphate, Sodium Pyrophosphate, and etc. Now why would anyone want to eat that? Of course I see on the web that those chemicals are "generally recognized as safe"..LOL, how many time have we heard that? So it's going right in the trash, not worth returning. Def do not buy. Reviews are a real problem for manufacturers like these.