Useful extras
Have spice, will travel
Spices formerly linked to a single cuisine are crossing over: Turmeric, cinnamon, cardamom, coriander, cloves, Aleppo pepper, and blends like India's garam masala will travel cross-culturally. Take advantage of this new globalization of flavor! Today, challenge yourself to learn about and use an exotic spice in a dish from your own repertoire. Hint: Try flavoring a pasta sauce or salad dressing; they’re forgiving and can be modified easily.
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I made a chicken dish using garam masala and have used tumeric, cardamom, and cilantro in a muligatawny soup very delicious.
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I put coconut oil and thyme in my veggie stir fry and it was great! I also have been using curry on beans and rice.
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I made a peach cobbler and added nutmeg and cinnamon, but have also cooked with cardamom and curry in my eastern indian chicken dishes. I love all spices!
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I have recently started using tumeric, cumin and masala, I lllooooovvveee it!!
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Around here I’m known as the spice master. However, I tend to stick with the comfortable ones: paprika, cayenne, thyme, rosemary, cardamom, etc. I’d like to try something new. I’ll get back to you all with what I stumble upon. vamos a ver !
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