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Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars
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Tarka Oil

South Asian Chili Crisp made with spices, ghee, and grapeseed oil.

 

Tarka is truly a work of art. This flavorful saucy condiment instantly enhances the flavor of any savory dish you add it to. All you have to do is temper the dry spices into the hot ghee, wait for a sizzle, and use it as a topping on anything your heart desires. Pair this with Paro lentils, pizza, pasta - this saucy condiment instantly enhances the flavor of any dish you add it to.
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KEY INGREDIENTS
WHY WE LOVE IT

Non-Gmo Ghee

Fall in love with clarified butter from grass-fed cows in California.

Cumin Seed

Sourced from India, this spice is slightly sweet with a warm, nutty flavor and beautiful aroma.

Chili Flakes

These are vibrant in color with a mild, assertive heat and clean chile flavor.

CURRY LEAF

The sister plant to the bay leaf, but unlike the bay leaf, the curry leaf is fully edible! It’s hand-sifted in our Tarka so it retains the most flavor in your final dish.
  • Healthier than butter
  • Contains butyrate, a fatty acid
    with anti-inflammatory properties
  • Healthy alternative for lactose
    products
  • High concentration Omega-3s

HOW TO COOK?

1
Stir the contents of the Tarka jar so the spices and ghee are mixed together.
2
Heat one tablespoon on the stove until it sizzles or zap it in the microwave for 10-12 seconds.
3
You’ll know when the Tarka is done by the look, smell and sound of the sizzle. Remember, you can also enjoy your Tarka at room temperature!

paro TIP

Drizzle a spoonful on your Paro Daal or Paro Kitchari - it also pairs well with pasta, eggs, toast, pizza - any savory dish of your choice

MORE on TARKA

Tarka. Also known as tadka, chaunk, baghaar. We've grown up watching our moms make fresh tarka. It's traditionally made by tempering spices in ghee.

We've taken our favorite taste and bottled it up by cooking a blend of spices in hot ghee and grapeseed oil.

Tarka. Also known as tadka, chaunk, baghaar. We've grown up watching our moms make fresh tarka. It's traditionally made by tempering spices in ghee.

We've taken our favorite taste and bottled it up by cooking a blend of spices in hot ghee and grapeseed oil.

4.7
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars
Based on 37 reviews
Total 5 star reviews: 34 Total 4 star reviews: 0 Total 3 star reviews: 1 Total 2 star reviews: 0 Total 1 star reviews: 2
84%would recommend this product
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37 reviews
  • JK
    Jennifer K.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    7 months ago
    Obsessed.

    Our new favorite shortcut for delicious subzi! (Check out the braised cabbage below) We’ve tried it so many dishes and it’s a hit every time — easy and versatile. We recently included Tarka and Kitchari in gift baskets for a SABA Oregon (sabaor.org) and the attendees were thrilled. Will keep spreading the word on your wonderful products!

  • SA
    Samia A.
    Verified Reviewer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    4 minutes ago
    A flavorful & versatile pantry staple!

    I've been using Paro's Tarka for the past few months, and it's delicious. I find myself reaching for it to liven up leftovers (kichri, daal, sabzi, keema etc) and as a flavor enhancer for pasta and fried eggs. Even just a little dollop adds amazing flavor to your dish without being overpowering. I especially love the notes of garlic, curry leaf, and red chili. I will be gifting this to the foodies in my life!

  • S
    Sachin
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    3 months ago
    Tarka is a great idea and an amazing product!!

    I use it to add an extra zing or "jhatka" as we say it to all of the Indian curries that I make at home including chole, dal makhani, chana or any other dal, and even bhaji/pav. Warming up the pav bread on simmering dal tadka makes a real tasty masala pav out of it!! Since I am a lone person, most of the time I consume ready to make phulkas and processed curries to which I add your tadka for added taste. I even spread it on the phulkas once they are ready to eat to add an extra layer of taste along with using the ghee in it to keep the phulkas soft. Adding it to steamed rice or fried rice/pulao makes it a lot better. Thank you for thinking up this concept and making this product.

  • B
    Brenda
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10 months ago
    5 Stars

    Haven’t tried it yet

  • C
    Cyndi
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    11 months ago
    1 Star

    I pulled it out for gifting and was open and leaking

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