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  • How to Turn a Pepper Mill

    A pepper mill and a pepper grinder are the same product. Their function is to offer the cook freshly ground peppercorns, typically black, although white pepper or a pepper blend may be used. Fresh...

  • The Best Spices for Cooking Beans

    Beans are a nutritional powerhouse, they're filling, and they're cheap. But they're also bland. To get the most out of your beans, you need to give them flavor, which requires adding herbs and...

  • Italian Seasoning Ingredients

  • Difference Between Regular Paprika & Hungarian Sweet Paprika

    Paprika comes from the pods of Capsicum annuum peppers that are crushed to form a powdery spice. According to Thekitchn.com, paprika is the fourth most popular spice in the world. One of the major...

  • How to Make Seafood Seasoning

    A popular store-bought spice blend for seafood, such as crab and shrimp, is Old Bay seasoning, which is known for its zesty flavor. Mimicking this flavor is fairly simple, however. In order to...

  • How to Make a Homemade Herb Grinder

    Almost every imaginable herb is easily available today, either in a supermarket, a health food store or ethnic food shop. These herbs are usually dried. Many recipes call for fresh herbs and...

  • Definition of Cajun Seasoning

    Cajun cooking is a blend of French and Southern cuisine known for its bold flavor and zesty spices. Cajun seasoning is what gives the cooking its unique flavor, with the seasoning often sprinkled...

  • How to Use a Garlic Peeler

    Fresh garlic is becoming increasingly popular because of its robust flavor and health benefits. Many cooks like to use fresh garlic, but peeling the cloves can be frustrating because they have to...

  • What Are Green Peppercorns?

    Peppercorns have been used to add spice to food for centuries. They have been mentioned since the 1st Century A.D., when Pliny the Elder complained about how much they cost. True peppercorns come...

  • How to Use Lemon Verbena in Cooking

    Lemon verbena is an herb that is native to Chile and Peru, and it can grow as much as five feet in one growing season, up to almost 15 feet tall. It will retain its scent for years when dried, so...

  • How to Crush Hot Peppers

    When you're cooking, it's best to only crush as many hot peppers as you need. You'll get the best flavor from the spice if you grind the peppers fresh instead of using precrushed peppers kept in...

  • How to Use Vanilla Beans in Baking

    Vanilla comes from the a variety of orchid grown in Mexico, Tahiti and Madegascar, which give their names to the types of vanilla beans available. Madagascar vanilla contains the highest amount of...

  • Dry Alternative to Vanilla Extract

    Vanilla flavoring is a household staple, primarily in extract form. Artificial vanilla is used so often that it is easy to forget what pure, natural vanilla tastes like: rich, pungent and...

  • Dry Spices Vs. Fresh Spices

    Whether to use fresh or dried herbs and spices is a question for each cook to decide. There are advantages to both.

  • Origins of Sugar Cane

    Sugar obtained from the sugarcane plant probably originated in New Guinea about 6,000 years ago, according to PlantCulture.com. Human migration routes spread sugar cane throughout the world. Arabs...

  • How to Dry Out a Container of Damp Salt

    Dry out a container of damp salt to make the seasoning useful again. Storing salt in an unsealed container in a humid environment may cause its granules to attract moisture from the air. Damp salt...

  • How to Substitute for Citric Acid in a Recipe

    Citric acid once came from lemons, but modern manufacturers create it from the fermentation of sugar with bacteria. As an additive to foods, citric acid acts as a preservative, activates baking...

  • How to Use Fourteen Antioxidants in Your Home

    What is are antioxidants and what do they do for our body. Antioxidants help protect our body from free radicals. They interact with the oxygen in our bodies to find of dieases, illness and...

  • Difference Between Beet Sugar and Cane Sugar

    Sugar extracted from either sugarcane or sugarbeets is comprised of 95% to 99% sucrose. Differences in the way the plants are grown and the process of extraction may account for some anecdotal...

  • How to Make Your Own Italian Spice Blend

    An Italian spice blend, also referred to as Italian seasoning, is a mixture of dried herbs that are commonly used in Italian cuisine. It is typically made primarily of dried rosemary, thyme, basil...

  • What Does Pickling Spice Consist Of?

    Pickling spice is a coarse mixture of spices that flavors the brine used in the pickling process, which is used to preserve vegetables like cucumbers, cabbage and carrots. Pickling spice also can...

  • Easy Spices to Grow

  • Sugar Substitute Facts

    Artificial sweeteners are a suitable sugar alternative for people suffering from diabetes or people wanting to lose weight, because they are low in calories and do not raise blood sugar levels.

  • Cane Sugar Vs. Brown Sugar

    Cane sugar (commonly referred to as sugarcane) and brown sugar are both sweeteners used in various food and drink recipes. Sugarcane refers to the raw form of sugar, before it has gone through a...

  • How to Measure Capsicum

    Capsicum is fruit of the pepper plant. Not all peppers are hot and spicy, but those that are get their heat from a chemical called capsaicin. The Scoville Heat Scale, developed by the chemist...

  • How to Cook With Dried Onions

    Onions are one of the most commonly grown and consumed vegetables in the world. According to website Onions USA, the average human being consumes approximately 13.67 pounds of onions each year....

  • How to Make Chinese Five Spice

    Chinese five spice, a common ingredient in oriental cooking, is made with equal combinations of five unique spices that mimic sweet, sour, bitter, salty and pungent. While Chinese five spice can...

  • How to Assemble a Table Pepper Grinder

    There are many designs of table pepper grinders, but the internal parts are essentially the same. The grinding mechanism, or mill, is usually made of stainless steel or hard ceramic. As the...

  • Alternative for Allspice

    Allspice is a type of berry native to Jamaica and has a similar appearance to whole peppercorns. It has a distinctive taste with both sweet and savory notes. Allspice is commercially sold in both...

  • How to Cook With Dried Chili Peppers

    Restaurants often ask you to order spicy food on a scale of 1 to 10 and add hot pepper to the dish accordingly, but chili peppers can add more than heat to a dish. Depending on the type of pepper...

  • How to Emulsify Coconut Oil

    Coconut oil is a natural oil that has many health benefits. When consumed, it can help lower the risk of heart disease and atherosclerosis. It can also be used in cosmetics, such as lotion, soap,...

  • The Best Way to Store Spices in the Kitchen

    Although spices last longer at room temperature than most other foods, they do lose flavor and potency as they age. Even though many companies sell small bags and containers of spices, most of us...

  • Signs & Symptoms of Peppermint Oil Overdose

  • Uses of Chiles in Mexican Cooking

    Spicy dishes are becoming more popular and they are good for you. It seems everyone from toddlers to senior citizens crave Mexican dishes. The preparation of chiles needs to be done properly to...

  • How to Cut the Taste of Vanilla Extract

    Vanilla extract is a common, fragrant flavoring regularly used in sweet items such as cakes, pies and cookies. More adventurous savory recipes with chicken or other game birds may also call for...

  • How to Make Seasoned Infused Skewers

    Season foods from the inside by piercing them with infused skewers. Consider what seasonings will best complement the foods you plan to skewer. Seasoned infused skewers can be used on foods headed...

  • How to make homemade Hawaij - a curry mixture great for many dishes

    Ever wanted your roasted meats to have that extra flair? What about adding to soups? This spice mixture may look like curry, but certainly does not taste like it. This is a wonderful spice blend...

  • How to Prevent Salt From Klumping in Salt Shaker

    this will tell you how to prevent salt in your salt shakers from collecting moisture and clumping and clogging up

  • How to Make Homemade Potpourri for Your Kitchen

    Potpourri Gift Jars can be a great gift for anytime of year and even a great addition to themed gift baskets. Pretty jars are great to use too. The most popular jars to use, however, are...

  • What Are Grains of Paradise?

    Exotic spices have always had an allure that gourmet chefs and creative cooks can't resist. Grains of Paradise are one type that has been used for hundreds of years in a variety of dishes. Today,...

  • How to Refill a Round Peppermill

    Freshly ground peppercorns add zest to foods with a richness of flavor that eclipses that of previously ground black pepper. There is also an aesthetic pleasure in grinding fresh peppercorns on a...

  • Garlic Facts & Benefits

    Garlic (Allium sativum) is a plant in the onion family. It is used both in cooking and as a herbal or medical supplement. While studies are not conclusive, garlic shows promise in treating certain...

  • How to Grill to Perfection

    You grill a little and want to step it up. Try to spice or sauce it up a little.

  • How to Make Your Own Pure Vanilla Extract

    It is very easy and extremely economical to make your own vanilla extract. Anyone who cooks knows that pure vanilla extract is certainly not cheap, but imitation vanilla flavoring just does not...

  • How to Preserve Fresh Ginger

    Ginger has served humans with its culinary and medicinal uses for over 4,000 years, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center, and growth or purchase of this edible rhizome will...

  • How to Make Homemade Rosemary Salt Holiday Gifts or Wedding Favors

    Rosemary salt is a great gourmet ingredient for use on meats, bread, eggs, potatoes or any vegetable dish, and here's an extremely fast and easy way to make it! You can also package it and give it...

  • How to Make Fennel Oil

    While most people think of it as a predominantly Italian spice, fennel is actually a very popular flavor in several cuisines around the world. Fennel seeds are used as a spice, and the leaves and...

  • What Is Cinnamon Bark Extract?

    Cinnamon bark extract is simply another name for the common cinnamon spice found in most kitchen pantries. Cinnamon has a number of health benefits, and those not getting enough cinnamon can...

  • How to Fill an Olde Thompson Pump Pepper Mill

    The Olde Thompson Pepper Pump pepper mill offers a unique way to spice up your meals, letting you grind pepper with one hand at the table, unlike the dual handed function of most pepper mills. You...

  • How to Measure Fresh Ginger

    Fresh ginger is typically sold in its raw, root form by the pound at grocery stores. Recipes calling for this sharp, tangy spice usually specify whether fresh or powdered ginger should be used....

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