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All About Cinnamon
Published by The Spice Sage on Jan 14, 2013.
Filed under Spice Education, Our World

Cinnamon is one of the most popular Spices worldwide. This versatile Spice is used in both sweet and savory applications and is available as a whole spice, ground powder and Cinnamon sticks. Cinnamon comes from the inner bark of different species of trees all within the genus Cinnamomum. [read more...]

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Fabulous Fall Spices
Published by Wendy on Sep 23, 2011.
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On the first day of Fall, we want to highlight Spices that will be used a lot in the coming months. While all of these Spices are certainly not restricted to Fall cooking & baking, they are particularly appropriate at this time of year! [read more...]

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Ice Cream Desserts
Published by Kristin Sorensen on Jul 22, 2011.
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What better time to enjoy ice cream than in the summer?  It is great eaten alone but we, at MSS, love to escalate the wow factor for our friends and family by adding simple touches. [read more...]

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Grilling This Summer
Published by Kristin Sorensen on Jul 19, 2011.
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Welcome to the hot days of summer!  Here, in New York, the temperature outside reached ninety-five degrees Fahrenheit, today. [read more...]

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Feel The Heat - Chile Peppers
Published by Wendy on May 31, 2011.
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In 1912, a chemist named Wilbur Scoville developed a way to measure the heat of Chile Peppers. This test was called the Scoville Organoleptic Test. The test actually measures the level of capsaicin present in the peppers. [read more...]

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Caraway Seeds
Published by Wendy on Apr 30, 2011.
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Caraway Seeds have been used as a culinary ingredient possibly longer than any other spice used in Europe.  They originate from Northern and Central Europe and Asia. Today this biennial plant is also grown in regions of the United States, Canada & Morocco. Currently, Holland is believed to be the largest cultivator of Caraway Seeds. [read more...]

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Fabulous Fennel Seeds
Published by Wendy on Mar 31, 2011.
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Fennel is in the unique category of being considered both an Herb & a Spice since all parts of this plant are edible. Its leaves, roots & stalks become Herbs while Fennel Seeds that we will discuss are considered a Spice. [read more...]

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Consider Coriander
Published by Wendy on Mar 02, 2011.
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Coriander comes from the plant Coriandrum sativum, a member of the Parsley family. It comes from the seed of the plant & is globe-like in shape with many ridges ranging from brown to yellowish red in color. It is available in whole or ground form. [read more...]

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Very Vanilla
Published by Kristin Sorensen on Feb 26, 2011.
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Vanilla is the second most expensive spice in the world after Saffron because of its time and labor intensity of production.  Nonetheless, greater expense becomes an issue when planning a budget and it is no wonder that some would opt for a lower priced Artificial Vanilla Extract. [read more...]

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Join Us For A Spice Chat
Published by Wendy on Jan 31, 2011.
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#SpiceChat: Monthly Twitter Chat

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Wednesday February 2nd
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Everybody is talking about everything on Twitter and I think it's time to add a little seasoning to the cyber conversation pot. [read more...]

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Apricot Chicken with Grains of Paradise & Saffron Recipe
Published by Kristin Sorensen on Jan 18, 2011.
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Grains of Paradise are less pungent than Black Pepper typical to most
American kitchens but a bit stronger than White Pepper. They are citrusy and
peppery at the same time, which is why we are in love with them at My Spice
Sage! [read more...]

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Gingerbread Cookies
Published by Wendy on Dec 21, 2010.
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These Gingerbread Cookies are wonderful all year, but they are particularly significant & appropriate during the Winter Holiday Season for many people. The combination of fragrant, warm spices fills your house with wonderful scents that evoke childhood memories and helps to continue family traditions! [read more...]

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Holiday Spices
Published by Wendy on Dec 02, 2010.
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With so many sweet and savory Spices to select, it is almost impossible to compile a complete list! We are just suggesting 10 basic Fall & Winter Holiday Spices to get your creative juices flowing! [read more...]

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Thanksgiving Day Recipes
Published by Wendy on Nov 15, 2010.
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This time of year there is certainly no shortage of recipes & tips for your Thanksgiving Day feast. [read more...]

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Perfect Pumpkin Pie Spice
Published by Wendy on Oct 20, 2010.
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There is no denying it.....Summer is officially over. [read more...]

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Applewood Smoked Sea Salt
Published by Wendy on Jun 16, 2010.
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Applewood Smoked Sea Salt is one among many Sea Salts that are gaining in popularity with both professional chefs and home cooks. Sea Salts are becoming regarded as an important ingredient that can define and distinguish the character of a specific dish. Some Sea Salts are used during the cooking process and some are used as finishing salts and some can be used both ways. [read more...]

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Cacao Nibs Pancakes
Published by Wendy on May 05, 2010.
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Perfect for a relaxing Sunday Brunch at home with family & friends! Organic Cacao Nibs pair with brown sugar to make these pancakes unique and different. The Cacao Nibs are nutty, firm and a bit bitter—a perfect complement to sweet pancakes. These go well with crispy bacon and hot, fresh scrambled eggs! [read more...]

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Simply Extravagant Hot Fudge Pudding Cake
Published by Wendy on Apr 28, 2010.
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Dutch Process Cocoa Powder flavors this moist cake, creating a chocolate extravaganza! The moist cake tops a rich chocolate pudding sauce. Serve this yummy treat topped with a large scoop of vanilla bean ice cream! [read more...]

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Vanilla Bean Scones
Published by Wendy on Apr 19, 2010.
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Whole Madagascar Vanilla Beans flavor these delicious treats. Topped with a sweet glaze the Vanilla Bean Scones are a perfect, delicate treat for breakfast, a tea party or a special brunch! [read more...]

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Classic Carrot Cake
Published by Wendy on Mar 31, 2010.
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Freshly chopped carrots pair with fragrant Madagascar Vanilla Extract and fresh ground Saigon Vietnamese Cinnamon in this classic comfort food. Extremely moist and flavorful, this fluffy cake is topped with fresh whipped cream cheese icing! [read more...]

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Fancy Clove Studded Easter Ham
Published by Wendy on Mar 22, 2010.
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Intensely-flavored Fancy Whole Cloves stud this traditional ham. An easy, sweet glaze covers this recipe and crisps while baking into a golden brown crust! [read more...]

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Extraordinary Easter Bunny Basket Cupcakes
Published by Wendy on Mar 18, 2010.
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Flavorful Madagascar Vanilla pairs with tart buttermilk in these delicious cupcakes. Topped with traditional Easter candy, these cute cupcakes will soon be everyone’s favorites! [read more...]

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Saffron - The Gold Standard of Spices
Published by Wendy on Mar 10, 2010.
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Saffron is the most expensive spice in the world.  Some say it is truly worth its weight in gold. While its flavor and aroma are stellar, this is not why Saffron is so costly.  [read more...]

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10 Spices For The Good Life
Published by Wendy on Feb 24, 2010.
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The wonderful news about these Spices and Herbs is that in addition to adding great flavor to all of your favorite dishes they contain amazing health benefits. These 10 Spices and Herbs possess particularly noteworthy healthy attributes. [read more...]

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Wonderful Vanilla Beans
Published by Wendy on Feb 16, 2010.
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Vanilla Beans contain what is considered to be one of the most popular, sought after flavors in the world. While mainly associated as a dessert flavoring for ice cream, pudding, custard, all kinds of baked goods, candy and beverages, Vanilla Beans can be used to enhance all types of food. Vanilla is also used as an enhancement in many high end perfumes and personal styling products. Vanilla Beans have a rich, sweet, woodsy aroma and taste that contributes to their universal popularity. [read more...]

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Cinnamon For Everyone
Published by Wendy on Jan 28, 2010.
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In the United States and many countries around the world today, Cinnamon and Cassia are considered interchangeable.  Authentic Cinnamon originates from Sri Lanka.  Cassia originally comes Burma. Today most of the Cinnamon and Cassia come from China and Vietnam. Both come from the dried bark of the evergreen tree from the Laurel Species. [read more...]

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Breaded Hot Chicken Wings With Chili Con Carne Seasoning
Published by Wendy on Jan 25, 2010.
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Chili Con Carne Seasoning makes these breaded and fried classics different from the rest. Chili powder leads these flavors and makes your taste buds sing with happiness! [read more...]

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Treat Your Spices Right!
Published by Wendy on Jan 21, 2010.
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If you adhere to these basic spice storage guidelines your spices, herbs and seasonings will delight you in all of your cooking creations.  [read more...]

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This Is Why We Cook
Published by Wendy on Jan 17, 2010.
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Consider this  -  everybody eats everyday!  Some of us are three meals a day traditionalists. Some skip breakfast and grab lunch on the run and attempt to eat a fairly well-balanced dinner.  Some eat as the spirit moves them.  But regardless of our unique eating habits, we all eat! [read more...]

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A Reflection On 2009 and Our Return To Basics
Published by Zach on Jan 06, 2010.
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Last year took all of us by surprise. The economy practically collapsed before our eyes. Thousands of us lost our jobs and financial security. We lost our fancy homes, our fancy cars and our fancy gadgets. We were forced to re-examine not only our lifestyle, but our whole philosophy of life. [read more...]


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