Maska
MAH-skah
A type of butter or spread used in Indian cuisine.
Appears as an answer in MG Mini #1127.
Meaning & usage
Maska refers to a rich, creamy butter often used in Indian cooking, especially in dishes like pav bhaji or served with bread. It is popular in various regions, particularly in Mumbai, where it is commonly spread on bread rolls. The term is derived from the Persian word for butter, reflecting the influence of Persian cuisine on Indian food culture.
In a sentence
He enjoyed his pav with a generous layer of maska on top.
As seen in crosswords
Maska is a 5-letter answer. A typical clue:
“A type of butter or spread used in Indian cuisine” (5)
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