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Biryani Spice Mix

Biryani Spice Mix

Want to make authentic biryani at home? Our spice mix has everything you need for that restaurant taste. We've blended red chillies, cinnamon, and cumin with traditional Indian spices including Black Stone Flower and Cobra Saffron, two ingredients you won't find in supermarket blends, plus star anise, nigella seeds, and fennel for real depth and warmth. A touch of pepper and peanuts rounds it out, giving your rice, chicken, or vegetables that unmistakable biryani flavour in one simple mix.

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Ingredients

Red Chillies, Cinnamon, Cloves, Star Anise, Black Stone Flower, Cobra Saffron, Pepper, Peanuts, Cumin, Nigella Seeds, Bay Leaves, Fennel, Salt.

Shipping

We're a small family business based in Brisbane. We ship Australia-wide via Australia Post.

Once dispatched, Australia Post typically delivers to capital cities within 2–6 business days and regional areas within 5–8 business days. Once your order leaves our hands, delivery times are in Australia Post's control and occasional delays can occur.

Allergens

Handled in a facility that also processed peanut, soy, milk, egg, tree nuts, wheat, and sesame.

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What's in the Biryani Spice Mix?

Our biryani spice mix blends red chillies, cinnamon, cloves, star anise, black stone flower, cobra saffron, pepper, peanuts, cumin, nigella seeds, bay leaves, fennel, and salt. Black Stone Flower and Cobra Saffron are two authentic ingredients rarely found in supermarket blends, giving you a deeper, more traditional flavour.

How do I use biryani spice mix?

Mix it through your rice, chicken, or vegetables before cooking, or layer it in during the final steam for that classic dum biryani aroma. Start with a smaller amount and adjust to taste depending on how bold you like your flavour.

What's the difference between biryani spice mix and garam masala?

Garam masala is an everyday warming blend used across most Indian dishes, while biryani spice mix is built specifically for spiced rice, with star anise, cobra saffron, and black stone flower giving it that signature biryani aroma. They're not interchangeable if you want an authentic result.

Does the kit come with a recipe?

It has a gentle warmth from the red chillies and pepper, but it isn't fiery hot. If you're not sure how much heat you like, start with a smaller amount and add more next time. Most people find it family-friendly, with the spices building layers of flavour rather than heat.