From Allspice to Turmeric – 19 Spices Wow your kitchen
March 10th, 2010 by paramozp align=’center’img src=’http://farm.static.flickr.com//_.jpg’ border=’1′brImage : http://www.flickr.com/p
pHave you ever wondered what to do with allspice or bought lemongrass and thought what now. Wonder no more here are 19 spices and how they can be used in everyday b cooking/b./ppAllspice: soups stews, curries, cakes, fruit pies/ppCaraway: cheeses, sausage, cooked cabbage, soups, soda bread, granola/ppCinnamon: desserts, cakes, puddings, mulled wine, bread, rice, granola/ppCoriander: curries, vegetables/ppCumin: meat, vegetables, chili, relish, salad/ppCurry powder: soups, stews/ppFennel: pork, fish, vegetables, bread, pickles, bouillabaisse, potato/ppsalad, cakes, Italian sausage, spaghetti sauce/pp5 Spice Powder: roast meat, poultry, marinades/ppGinger: meat, fish, vegetables, cookies, cakes/ppLemongrass: soups, stews, fish, meat/ppMustard seed: Indian dishes/ppNutmeg: meat, vegetables, egg, cheese, sauces, cakes, fruit, pancakes/ppPaprika: goulash, poultry, fish, vegetables/ppPeppercorns: marinades, stocks, stews, broth/ppSaffron: soups, sauces, fish, rice, cakes, breads/ppStar Anise: poultry, pork, fish, beef soup/ppSumac: fish, chicken, salads, kebabs, lentils/ppTamarind: soup, curries, fish, poultry, desserts/ppTurmeric: vegetables, beans, lentils/ppWhen you look at a list like this it seems daunting to buy all these spices and stock your pantry in one day. The best way to handle this is to watch for sales. Spices like allspice and cinnamon will go on sale around the holidays. While lemon grass and spices such as saffron is during the slow time of year. /pp a href=http://mexicandrink.ndesignsblog.com/ rel=dofollow title=Mexican DrinkMexican Drink/a a href=http://food-software.istoreblog.com/ rel=dofollow title=Food SoftwareFood Software/a /p
