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Description

Arguably the most beloved Indian street food snack served at the beloved Chai Pani (our sister restaurant), the chicken kathi roll is one of the most iconic foods, hailing from Kolkutta where it first originated at Nizam's restaurant. Its popularity is for good reason, because what's better than juicy tandoori chicken wrapped up like a baby in a flaky paratha, layered with egg? Also known as a chicken frankie, the kathi roll is one of Chef Meherwan Irani's all-time favorites, and biting into one brings him back to his childhood, where the scent of tandoori kebab fills the air on the streets of India. Even if you don't happen to have a tandoori oven just lying around, you too can experience the joy of the kathi roll and make it at home in just under 30 minutes.

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
MSRP
$0.30

Product identifiers

SKU
RC-KATHI
Category
Exotic Snacks

Origin and handling

Made in
Asheville, North Carolina
Country of origin
United States

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Boneless skinless chicken thighs, ginger garlic paste, Spicewalla Tandoori Masala, neutral oil, distilled white vinegar, lime juice, salt, pepper, eggs, Spicewalla Kashmiri Chilli Powder

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SpicewallaEstablished 2017

In 2009, Meherwan Irani quit his day job in sales to open his first restaurant – Chai Pani, an Indian street food joint in downtown Asheville, NC. Whether it was a midlife crisis or a stroke of genius is debatable. Since then, the self-taught chef has opened six restaurants, one bar, and now, Spicewalla. With a James Beard Award for Best Restaurant of the Year at his flagship restaurant Chai Pani and 5 nominations for Best Chef of the year, he’s finally confident this might just be working out. His restaurants have been written up in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, GQ, Food & Wine, Saveur, USA Today, and Bon Appétit, among others. His latest venture, Spicewalla, harkens back to his roots in India. Every fall, while growing up, Meherwan's family would spend a whole week making their own dhansak masala from the freshest, hand-picked whole spices. They’d roast and grind it all themselves -- a tradition he brought with him when he opened his first restaurant. When some local chef pals asked him where they could source fresher, superior spices in more manageable amounts for their kitchens, he jumped at the opportunity to share his passion for all things spice, and Spicewalla was born. Today you can savor Spicewalla at more than 1000 restaurants and purchase Spicewalla for the at-home chef in more than 800 small businesses across the country. Taste & Believe!