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Allspice vs nutmeg

Allspice Vs Nutmeg

Sometimes we all run out of an ingredient and it is important to just understand a little bit more about them in order to possibly replace when needed. Allspice and nutmeg are both super useful spices, but we just wanted to share a bit more about each of them.

Replacements for fresh or dried oregano

Replacements & Alternatives To Fresh Or Dried Oregano

When we replace oregano we can choose to use fresh or dried herbs. Best substitute is marjoram, followed by thyme, rosemary, sage and even dried basil. Often a mix is a good idea with mixed herbs or Italian Seasoning being great.

basil vs oregano

Basil Vs Oregano Differences & Uses

We tend to use basil as a garnish that is minty, zesty, peppery and with some intense clove like notes. Refreshing and intense in flavor a little goes a long way. Oregano is more often cooked with a dish to develop the flavor and it is earthy, herbaceous, woody and pungent with mint to citrus notes.

caraway seeds vs fennel seeds

Caraway Seeds Vs Fennel Seeds

In appearance caraway seed and fennel seed seem quite similar, elongated with ridges running lengthways from one end to the other. Both seeds belong to the same plant family and share an anise or licorice flavor. Caraway also has notes of nuttiness and an earthy sort of muskiness added that is missing from fennel

paprika vs cayenne pepper vs chili powder

Paprika Vs Cayenne Pepper Vs Chili Powder

There is more than one type of paprika, using hot chilis or sweet plus you can make it smoky as well. Chili powder will vary but uses chili’s, cumin and garlic powder. Again you can find variation in terms of heat developed. Cayenne pepper is a hot and fiery pepper used in some of these mixes.

elderberry or elderflower

Elderflowers Vs Elderberries – When To Harvest & How To Eat

Both elderflowers and elderberries are found on the elder tree (Sambucus nigra) in North America and the UK. Found in abundance on woodland walks and great for the amateur forager. … Continue Reading Elderflowers Vs Elderberries – When To Harvest & How To Eat

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