Ground Products | Whole Spice
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Ajowan has a distinct "thyme-like" flavour and is good in slow-cooked dishes. More Information |
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Caraway tastes like a mixture of aniseed and fennel, so goes well with cheese or baked into bread. More Information |
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Brown cardamom has a smoky taste which is great in marinades. It is very different to green cardamom and they should not be interchanged. More Information |
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Green cardamom is most commonly used in Middle-Eastern desserts and sweets, but it also complements curries and rice dishes. More Information |
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Often confused with cinnamon, cassia has a stronger aroma and flavour and is often used in baking and sweets. More Information |
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Cayenne is actually a blend of chilli powders that produces a uniform colour and heat. It is very hot and a little bitter. More Information |
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Our whole dried chillies are quite hot, so use sparingly. They carry a delicious fruity chilli taste along with the heat. More Information |
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Cinnamon quills have a sweet, warm fragrance and should be used by roasting slightly before grinding. More Information |
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Cloves are a true international spice found in Asian, Middle Eastern, African and Mediterranean cooking. More Information |
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The most useful spice to have in your kitchen as it mixes well with any combination of spices, sweet or savoury. More Information |
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Cumin, with its distinctive flavour, is important in Mediterranean, Moroccan, Indian and Mexican cooking. More Information |
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Fennel has an "anise" flavour and, like coriander, is an amalgamating spice able to bring other spice flavours together. More Information |
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Fenugreek is often added to hot curries to provide a sharp, bitter taste. They also go well with potatoes. More Information |
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Versatile ginger can be added to sweet or savoury dishes; giving a lifting warmth. More Information |
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A popular Indian chilli that makes dishes a glorious red colour. More Information |
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A native New Zealand plant that has a fresh "minty" taste to it. More Information |
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From the same plant as nutmeg, mace is usually used for savoury dishes. More Information |
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Nutmeg is usually used with sweet dishes but also goes well with pumpkin and carrots. More Information |
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This oregano is picked wild from the mountains in Sicily. It has a strong flavour, perfect in pizzas. More Information |
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Paprika has only a little heat but a full-bodied flavour. Use it in European and Middle-Eastern recipes. More Information |
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Black peppercorns have a warm, lingering heat and full-bodied flavour. A versatile spice that can be used with everything to pep it up. More Information |
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Pimento is another name for allspice (so named because the flavour of this dry berry is like cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves mixed together). More Information |
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Blue poppy seeds have a nice nutty taste that makes them ideal for breads and biscuits. More Information |
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Suitable for use in all salt grinders, a natural coarse sea salt that is very "salty". More Information |
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When dry-roasted, sesame seeds release their wonderful, nutty aroma. More Information |
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Star anise is more pungent than anise seed. It is used in Chinese cooking, with meats or when stewing fruits. More Information |
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Sumac has a fruity, lemon-like taste and is ideal with tomatoes. More Information |
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Thyme is used in many cultures in many different dishes. A distinct savoury taste traditionally used in bouquet garni. More Information |
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Turmeric is used as much for colouring as flavouring in cooking, but the flavour is fantastic, especially in curries. More Information |
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