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Need an allspice berries replacement in a hurry? We've got the best substitutes using the spices you probably already have on your shelf. Sometimes referred to in Jamaica as “pimento” (Spanish for “pepper”), allspice got its name because its flavor shares some of the...
Read moreChipotle powder is made from just one ingredient: dried, smoked jalapeno peppers. They are then crushed into powder form, in pure, simplistic flavor glory. While you're in a pinch, check out these chipotle powder substitutes. For next time, order our ground, smoked chipotle...
Read moreAncho chile powder is a staple in Mexican cuisine and is one of the most popular spices in the region, part of its ‘holy trinity’ -- this powder has moderate heat and is made from dried and ground poblano chiles. This spice is usually used in sauces, salsa, and most especia...
Read moreChili powder is the dried, pulverized fruit of varieties of chili peppers. Some Chili powders have an addition of other spices, called a chili powder blend. It’s used to add pungency and flavor to dishes. It’s used in many cuisines, such as Tex-Mex, Indian, Korean, and Port...
Read moreFenugreek seeds have a somewhat bitter taste, similar to celery, maple syrup or burnt sugar, and are often used to make medicine. However, fenugreek, like many spices has a far more pleasant taste when cooked. Th...
Read moreBay leaf, also known as laurel leaf, is mostly used in soups and broths because it can enhance the aroma and the flavor. Now, if you are in the middle of cooking something and you realize that you have run out of bay leaves already for dinner. There’s...
Read morePumpkin pie spice is typically made with freshly ground whole cinnamon, allspice, black peppercorns and star anise. Sprinkle over squash and roast, stir into yogurt or ice cream or brew into your morning coffee or add to cookies,...
Read moreGarlic powder is a wonderful spice that is well known for its strong flavor, smell, and many uses. Garlic powder is made with garlic that has been dried and ground. Garlic powder may not be as potent as the seasoning in its fresh form; howeve...
Read moreCan't get your hands on a batch of freshly ground poultry seasoning fast enough? For the best poultry seasoning substitute, swap 1 tbsp of poultry seasoning for 2 tsp sage and 1 tsp either dried thyme or marjoram. Best...
Read moreCoriander seeds have been treasured from India and China to the Middle East since early history. Coriander seeds have even been found in old Sanskrit writings and early Egyptian tombs. Coriander seeds have a mild flavor, so don't hesitate to use these liberally. The...
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