Category
Seasonings
55 articles
- Baharat Seasoning: What Goes Into It, Regional Versions and Uses
- Charcoal Seasoning: The Black Steak Rub Made With Activated Charcoal
- Za’atar: The Herb, the Blend, and How Recipes Compare
- Chinese Five-Spice Powder: What’s in It, How It Tastes and How to Use It
- Gomasio (Gomashio): Japanese Sesame Salt, Its Ratios and How to Make It
- Creole Seasoning: What’s in It, How It Compares to Cajun, and How to Use It
- Lemon Pepper Seasoning: What’s in It, Where the Flavor Comes From, and How to Use It
- Curry Powder: What’s in It, Where It Came From, and How to Use It
- Ras el Hanout: What’s in North Africa’s “Top of the Shop” Blend and How to Use It
- Shawarma Spice: What Goes Into It and How Two Recipes Compare
- Cajun Seasoning: What’s in It, Where It Comes From, and How to Use It
- Garlic Salt: What’s in the Jar, How Much Sodium It Carries, and How to Use It
- Celery Salt: Salt and Ground Celery Seed, How It’s Used and What It Contains
- Mojo Seasoning: The Dry Blend, the Cuban Sauce and the Canary Island Original
- Taco Seasoning: What’s in the Packet, Where It Comes From, and How to Use It
- Mole Powder: What’s in It, Where Mole Comes From, and How to Use It
- Herbes de Provence: What’s in the Blend, the Label Rouge Recipe, and How to Use It
- Pickling Spice: What’s in the Blend, What Each Spice Does, and How to Use It
- Nanami Togarashi: Is It Different From Shichimi? Name, Ingredients and Uses
- Pumpkin Pie Spice: What’s in It, Where It Came From and How to Use It
- Garam Masala: What’s in It, How It Varies by Region, and How to Use It
- Jerk Seasoning: Allspice, Scotch Bonnet and the Jamaican Way of Cooking Meat
- Chai Spices: What Goes Into Masala Chai, and Why
- Dukkah: What’s in Egypt’s Nut and Spice Mix and How to Eat It
- All-Purpose Seasoning: What the Label Means, What’s in the Jar, and How Much Salt It Carries
- Old Bay Seasoning: What’s in It, Where It Came From, and How Hot and Salty It Is
- Italian Seasoning: Which Herbs Are in It, Where It Came From, and How to Use It
- Vindaloo Curry Powder: The Goan Dish, the Blend, and the Heat
- Shichimi Togarashi: Japan’s Seven-Spice Blend, What’s in It and Where It Came From
- Harissa Powder: Tunisia’s Chile Seasoning, Dried and Ground
- Vadouvan: The Shallot Spice Blend Behind “French Curry”
- Chili Powder: What’s in the Blend, How Hot It Is, and Who Invented It
- Adobo Seasoning: What’s in It, Where the Name Comes From, and How to Use It
- Seasoned Salt: What’s in It, How Much Sodium It Has and How to Use It
- Jamaican Curry Powder: What’s in It, How It Differs, and How to Use It
- Furikake: Japan’s Rice Seasoning, What’s in It and Where It Came From
- Panch Phoran: Bengal’s Five Whole Spices and How to Temper With Them
- Khmeli Suneli: Georgia’s Blend of Blue Fenugreek, Marigold and Herbs
- Japanese Curry Powder: What’s in It, How It Reached Japan, and How It’s Used
- Rogan Josh Seasoning: Kashmiri Versions, Store Blends and What Makes It Red
- Sambar Powder: What Is in It, Where Sambar Comes From, and How to Use It
- Berbere: Ethiopia’s Chile Spice Blend, What Is in It and How It Is Used
- Everything Bagel Seasoning: What’s in It, Who Invented It, and the Poppy Seed Question
- Fines Herbes: The Four Delicate Herbs of French Cooking
- Apple Pie Spice: What’s in It, How It Tastes and How to Use It
- Hawaij: The Two Yemeni Spice Blends, for Soup and for Coffee
- Tikka Masala Spice Blend: What’s in It, Where the Dish Came From, and How to Use It
- Quatre Épices: France’s Four-Spice Blend for Charcuterie and Braises
- Sazón Seasoning: What’s in the Packet, How It Differs from Homemade, and How to Use It
- Chaat Masala: What’s in It, Why It Smells of Sulfur, and How to Use It
- Greek Seasoning: What’s in the Blend, Where It Came From, and How to Use It
- Tandoori Masala: What’s in It, Where the Red Comes From, and How to Use It
- Advieh: The Persian Spice Mix of Rose, Cinnamon and Cumin
- Fajita Seasoning: What Is in It, Where Fajitas Came From, and How to Use It
- Malaysian Curry Powder: Meat and Fish Blends, What’s in Them, and How They’re Used