really an effective spice blend...i got it in one of maharishi ayurveda newsletters and thought of sharing here !hope this will help you melt your blues away.. :-))
living in kansas city, we have a wide range of bbq joints to choose from, but our favorite has always been oklahoma joe's in the heart of kc! this is a mixture of flavors - sweet, peppery and spicy. you'll love it!
this is a quick, from scratch garlic butter, to impress whomever you're cooking for. its made with ingredients you probably have on hand, and stores in the refrigerator for up to a month. tasty for garlic bread!
this spice mix from michael chiarello and napastyle goes well in many different dishes. it and his fennel spice are mixes well-worth keeping a steady supply of!
to keep fresh garlic on hand, you can store it submerged in olive (or vegetable) oil. another perk for storing garlic this way is that you can also use the garlic flavored oil for cooking. just remember to replenish the oil to keep your cloves submerged.
found a recipe on the internet and adjusted to fit my gf/cf/soyfree/low sugar diet
do not limit the use of the chermoula to just this dish; also use it with chicken or pork this can also be cooked on the barbeque. harissa is a moroccan spice paste and you can probably find it in the asian supermarkets cooking time does not include marin
nice to gift wrap and put into a fruit basket. this takes 1-4 weeks to infuse flavors. can be doubled.
this is another hararat recipe. i found this online as well (http://morselsandmusings.blogspot.com/2008/03/sharba-libiya.html - this website has a lovely looking soup recipe accompanying the spice blend). this one is easier to make than version 1, because
great on strip steak, skirt steak, flank steak or my favorite rib-eye. also good on lamb chops, leg of lamb, chicken or pork chops.
from the heart healthy cookbook published by barnes and noble
several years ago i purchased more make a mix cookery. over the years it has been a lifesaver. this mix can be used whenever the recipe calls for dry onion soup mix.
this is handy when you have forgotten to buy baking powder.
http://www.examiner.com recipe by cooking examiner kristin king. "this homemade seasoning blend combines salty, sweet, smoky and spicy flavors - no ketchup necessary. whether one is making homemade french fries or using frozen, this seasoning blend
source: shadows. this rub combines everything you need for a delicious turkey. remember when rubbing poultry you want to get it under the skin. skin blocks flavor, and while you might get some tasty skin it won't help the meat any.
i got this from secrets from a caterer's kitchen by nicole aloni.
the secret is the coffee!!! this is a variation of a steak rub from a morning news show (dont remember which one), only they made the montreal steak seasoning from scratch....i say forget that...this was a big hit & so much easier!!! too much pepper? add
i adopted this recipe from the recipezaar account in 2005 and when i tried it, i agreed with the reviewer that the recipe was too salty as posted; therefore i decreased the salt from 3 tablespoons to 1 tablespoon. add more if desired or leave it out entir
these make a thoughtful gift to place in gift baskets to friends or relatives. also nice to have for yourself.
i like to make this dry mix to keep on hand in my pantry. it makes whipping up a fresh batch of ranch dressing quick and easy -- just add the mayo and buttermilk. this is an adaptation of recipe #47249
arabic 7 spice (bokharat) is mixture of spices you can buy ready at any middle eastern grocery. if you don't have one where you live, you can make using the following.
dry vegetable broth mix used to be hard to find. while it's pretty common now, thought i'd post this recipe since i just submitted another that called for it. easy to stir together with spices you are likely to have on hand. from lean and luscious and mea
this is my take on the neely's delicious bbq seasoning! from down home with the neely's cookbook. the original recipe calls for white sugar, i added the optional garlic powder and black pepper.
out of pumpkin pie spice and only need a little to get you through until you buy more? from hamilton beach web site a few years back.
found a recipe on the internet and adjusted to fit my gf/cf/soyfree/low sugar diet
i don't know if you have ever been to chicago, but should you go, have a bite of heaven and come to the fairmont hotel's aria restaurant. it's expensive, but it's the best dinner you'll ever have. after i noticed the lack of seasoning mixes here, i figure
a lovely, simply garnish to dress up your hot beverage glasses for a dinner party or special occasion. adapted from cooking pleasures magazine. once you have garnished your glasses, fill with hot buttered rum, mulled cider, or even coffee. unused dry mix
flavored panko with thyme, basil, ginger, and chile heat, which makes the crumbs a really exciting ingredient and one you’ll use often. the flavored crumbs also store beautifully. lasts 3 weeks, refrigerated
use for fish , chicken , vegetables , feta cheese or anything else you can come up with !
this mix is intended for roasted potatoes, coated on just before cooking. i have tried it on other grilled vegetables nad it works just as well. from martha stewart.
this recipe is best prepared a day ahead. it gives the herbs time to soak into the lamb. the rosemary and tarragon work really well with this dish. we often have this for our friday night easy dinner with a good aussie red wine. note: the prep time is for
from "new orleans classic seafood" by kit wohl via the times-picayune.
i got the original recipe on here (steak seasoning for the steak house#18556 by darin craven). the orginal recipe is for restaurant use therefore has large measurements of the ingredients. at the suggestion of one of the reviewers, i scaled it down for ho
i found this little gem in the china moon cookbook. this is the chinese version of our american salt and pepper. it's an all purpose seasoning and a little goes a long way. it's good for marinating meats and poultry, and a delightful final seasoning for
this recipe is very versatile and i have listed a variety of the options available. this can be used for meats, chicken, soups, salads, where a recipe calls for salt and pepper. the recipe was printed in the winter 2007 sabroso; however, the recipe is f
this is so easy and you can add it to just about anything, especially homemade salad dressing. it only states that it serves 4-6 wish i knew it in cups. if anyone makes this and would be kind enough to let me know how many cups/or ounces, i would really
i've made anything from 1 bulb to a whole bag full at one time. when i make a bag full i squeeze all the garlic into a jar then cover with olive oil and refrigerate till i need it. which is very soon! use as a spread on bread, potatoes, roasts, add to but
this was adapted from aliza green from field guide to herbs & spices. a little different from the recipes already here. traditionally, this seasoning is used for steamed crabs, but is now used for fish, potato salad, potatoes, and other vegetables. this w
this is a real good recipe for garam masala--tried and tested a number of times. somehow homemade garam masala adds a special flavoring to your curries. try it and you won't be disappointed! got this recipe on net.
the aromatic scent of holidays and mum's home baking, mixed spice is an essential jar on the spice rack. mixed spice is a blend of sweet spices traditionally used in english cooking to provide a warming backnote. this typically english spice mixture can b
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