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Spice Spotlights: Nutrition, Facts & Origins

Spices tell a story. Here we follow flavors towards new cooking creations by focusing on a singular spice.

Fresh onions, garlic, and dehydrated minced garlic.

Cooking with Dried Garlic and Onion

For more than five millennia humans have enjoyed the pungent flavors of alliums, better known as the garlic and onion family.
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Three varieties of cinnamon in glass jars.

What Are the Different Types of Cinnamon?

It used to be if you wanted high quality cinnamon, you had to venture into the Arabian peninsula, find the great Cinnamologus...
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Ground & Whole Cumin Seeds

Spice Spotlight: Cumin Seeds

From a busy pakora stall in Mumbai, to an Athens gyro taverna, to a Los Angeles taqueria, cumin’s savory pungency has been enjoyed by billions of people for thousands of years.
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North African Spices

North African Cooking: Spice Pantry Essentials

Spices help you expand your palate and let you explore new cuisines and cultures from the comfort of your own kitchen....
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What is sumac? Sumac spice is a popular substitute for lemon.

Spice Spotlight: Sumac

If you find yourself in the countryside of southern Turkey, you might notice some small trees with crimson clusters of...
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Tahitian Vanilla orchid flowers in bloom.

A Taste of Paradise: Tahitian Vanilla Beans

Few flavors are as complex as true vanilla. The Tahitian variety is no exception, delivering a delicately floral and fruity...
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How to Use Cinnamon Sticks

How to Use Cinnamon Sticks

It is the world’s most beloved bark. You’ll find it in bakery treats and breakfast cereals, in savory stews and...
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Nutmeg

What is Nutmeg?

A few passes over a spice grater and nutmeg releases an irresistibly warm and sweet aroma that is perfect for cakes, pies, and spirited drinks.
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The Marnotos of Olhão

The Marnotos of Olhão

Portuguese microbiologists are reviving the lost art of handcrafted sea salt. In the salt marshes of Olhão, on the southern coast of Portugal’s Algarve region, salt workers known as “Marnotos"...
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Spice Spotlight: Chili Powder

Spice Spotlight: Chili Powder

The spice nomenclature surrounding chili is confusing. In the United States, we recognize a clear difference between the two spellings of chile and chili. Chile refers to actual chile peppers...
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Spotlight: Grains of Paradise

Spotlight: Grains of Paradise

In the Middle Ages, traders sold Grains of Paradise to compete with black pepper since it was a less expensive alternative to the pricey peppercorn. Spice traders told buyers in Europe...
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Spice Spotlight: Mustard

Spice Spotlight: Mustard

Ground mustard has a mild, earthy aroma, and unassuming appearance. Its flavor is sharp and hot, and it gets even stronger when wet. Brown mustard seed is even hotter than yellow...
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