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Very versatile spice mix!

After trying to buy/find Gingerbread spice for a pancake recipe, I came to the conclusion it's pretty much the same thing as Pumpkin Pie spice. But store-bought Pumpkin Pie spice didn't have cloves and I knew I wanted something a little more complex, so these ingredients are the ones I finally decided on!

I prefer to make my own pumpkin pie spice, because it's cheaper, as I already keep all the other spices on hand and it is the perfect amount for what I tend to use in the fall months.

Some of my recipes call for the masala seasoning. Not all countries sell it prepackaged and as a request I posted this recipe for it.

I snapped this out, when I receive a old lady that love chili pot.She said " SAHUHDI, PLS I WANT SOMETHING FLAVORFUL AND AROMATIC I said what do you mean ?she replied, and whispered, " I LOVE THE WAY YOU CREATE SPICE FOR MY CHILI.😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

A Yemeni Spice for savoury stews and Savoury dishes

Donne Biryani Masala Powder is a spice mix of freshly grounded variety of whole garam masalas. Aromatic spice blend used to prepare Bangalore special chicken donne biryani and mutton donne biryani.

I love all the seasonal coffees but there are things I do not love. The price is a big one, with this recipe I can make a cup for pennies and using ingredients that are already in my spice drawer. Ingredient control is another big plus to this recipe. I personally avoid cow milk, rediculous amounts of sugar, and if it turns out heavy on the nutmeg I can only blame myself. You'll have to play with the spice combination, but savings $5 a cup and having control of your calories can be worth a little extra effort.

This is the spice blend I have been enjoying in my tea lately.

The mixtures of this spice mix varies according who makes it.

Recipe from KitchenBarbarian.

This is the UK version of Pumpkin Pie spice. The only real difference is that mixed spice contains orange zest too. It's beautiful in cakes and puddings

Continuing on from No°1 and 2 recipe folders. More spice blend and rub recipes.

I had been wanting to post a separate recipe featuring this spice blend for quite a while. I finally have the chance to do so today and in my humble opinion, this is a very underrated spice blend. Which I always wonder why. Not only you can use this on various Chinese dishes, but you can also use it as a BBQ rub or even in cakes. Once you start making your own spice blend, you will never go back to those store-bought ones.

Continuing on from No°1 recipe in my recipes. More spice blends. I got annoyed will always having to search for blends so I compiled a list here to make it easier to refer back too, and thought I could share it with everyone else.

I was watching a cooking competition TV show, when the contestants were given a fillet of white fish to cook. Eight of the ten contestants used a tandoori spice. I had never tried cooking with the spice, so I gave it a shot on some perch my husband had caught. He loved it.

Our farm recipe missed half the ingredients that cookpad member Renukabala listed in her recent recipe, and hers tastes much better. I did substitute black stone flower with more cumin, although the original spice is available on amazon. I am allergic to lichen. Here is our new updated improved version. Thank you Renukabala.

A Scandinavian Spice blend.

Now a days Tandoori dishes are very famous and are in demand as they taste so delicious. And when ever we want to make any tandoori dish at home we need tandoori masala spice mix , so here I came with this tandoori masala spice mix which is far more flavourful and aromatic than readymade and hygiene too. So lets head to the kitchen and quickly grind the tandoori masala.

oatmeal spice cake doughnuts made in demarle doughnut silpat mold

Rebecca puts together sugar and spice and everything nice for a New Year's treat.

This is a classic recipe that I have updated with steps and new pictures. It's great for a different hoiday dessert. Cream Brulee is a favorite of ours and this one has a delicious pumpkin spice flavor

A good mix of savory, spice, and sweet

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Was looking for the perfect molasses cookie recipe & found this lil' gem tucked away in one of my cookbooks. Perfect for a get together & a sure thing to go fast;with its soft spice flavor that's sure enough to win over the toughest anti-molasses eater out there!Finally an easy, soft & delicious cookie recipe!

Add a tablespoon of this mix to any recipe for a rich, warm, complex flavor. Excellent for banana bread, stout spice cake, and anything holiday.