Anonymous
11/10/2014 01:34
Subject: What's your favorite/most often used spice?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm intrigued; what do you use it for?Anonymous wrote:Smoked paprika
Not PP but this is my vote too. I use it on all kinds of roasted veggies (like sweet potato, broccoli, cauliflower) to give them a bacon-y flavor, also in chili and stews. Great in potato soup.
PP here! Bacon flavor?!? Thank you so much for enlightening me! I shall get some as soon as possible.
Anonymous
11/10/2014 01:29
Subject: Re:What's your favorite/most often used spice?
Anonymous wrote:Where can I buy smoked paprika? I'm in Rockville. Thanks!
Do you have a trader joes nearby? I got it there for a couple dollars for a decent sized jar. I'm in fairfax va.
Anonymous
11/08/2014 13:50
Subject: What's your favorite/most often used spice?
Dehydrated garlic from Costsco by far for the following reasons:
can be use in place of fresh and tastes the same
doesn't burn when used for sautéing
no prep, no clean-up!
it lasts forever
seriously, it has changed my cooking life, I never buy fresh garlic anymore unless I am roasting it or thinly slicing it for a recipe
can be use in place of fresh and tastes the same
doesn't burn when used for sautéing
no prep, no clean-up!
it lasts forever
seriously, it has changed my cooking life, I never buy fresh garlic anymore unless I am roasting it or thinly slicing it for a recipe
Anonymous
11/08/2014 13:37
Subject: Re:What's your favorite/most often used spice?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where can I buy smoked paprika? I'm in Rockville. Thanks!
Penzeys Spices on rockville pike!
Nice store but ridiculously expensive. I never buy spices there. Many grocery stores carry it - look for Spanish brands and it's called "Pimenton de la Vera."
Otherwise, if you're ever in downtown Bethesda, the Spanish store next to the Mercedes dealership has it. Used to be called A&H Seafood but they just expanded and I think they changed the name.
We use it in everything!