Sloppy Khan
Credit: Khan Saab
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Gunpowder masala adds signature impact to comfort-driven formats
At Khan Saab, a modern Indian restaurant with locations in Southern California, the Sloppy Khan reimagines keema pav with Wagyu beef, chopped and spiced, served on a pav dusted with gunpowder masala. The seasoning adds a dry, textured heat that cuts through richness while reinforcing the dish’s Indian roots.
Elsewhere on the menu, a boneless ribeye is paired with gunpowder mashed potatoes and garlic chutney, further demonstrating the ingredient’s range. Whether anchoring a street-food-inspired sandwich or elevating a premium protein, gunpowder masala introduces both flavor intensity and dimension.
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