In the West, the Curry appellation refers to the shimmering mixture of golden yellow spices that we use to give our dishes Indian flavors. In India, its country of origin, the curry refers to a family of dishes that use this mixture of spices in their preparation. The properly spoken spice mixtures are called 'Masala'. The aroma and preparation of spice mixtures is family knowledge in India. Traditionally, the spice recipe is transmitted from generation to generation. Up to 36 spices can be included. The curry spices mixture is available in the form of yellow powder, but also green and red, depending on the spices that compose it.