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What is your favorite spice or spice mixture?
Posted by cookingasshole • 4/06/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: cooking, humor, spices
I like old bay
Lots of old bay
what do you like?
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garam masala
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garam_masala -
robertsons steak and chop spice - I think its a south african brand. It's just as addictive as the 11 herbs and spices on KFC. On that note the steak and chop spice is also good on chicken.
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Im not too sure, I'm not from the states - but if its any help to you Im pretty sure its a common brand in south africa, so if you were looking for it, the best place to find it would be in the international food section if your supermarket has one, or I would try and find a store that imports south african foods
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I read a little of a post (I'm not a cooking fan at all) here's an excerpt from some kind of grilling walkthrough -
"Flip every thirty minutes and replenish the coals as needed. DO NOT add more lighter fluid, retard."
I am an instant fan. I never met a cook before who was such an asshole! -
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Do you guys and gals have Nandos Chicken franchise in your countries? Again a south african franchise ( im sounding like their ambassador or something ) But damn their hot peri peri chicken is like crack or something. Its the one resturant where I could really pig out ( and feel sorry for myself the next day )
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Yes it is portuguese, but the Nandos story says that they introduced peri peri ( or piri piri ) to S.A and brought their recipes along with them. So they've claimed it as their own. I've had peri peri chicken before and believe me you haven't had peri peri chicken until you've had Nandos peri peri chicken
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something called (not kidding) Hasim Rahman Hot & Spicy Rock Spice
they have it on the tables at a local diner and the stuff is great. Very very spicy, adds heat to anything and you only need a touch or your mouth, throat, and eyes burn. I bought a shaker of it from them so I could have it at home. -
I love garlic.. in every dish
on a different note but somewhat related.. I once blogged about the origins of Ginger and Garlic according to Hindu Mythology.. Factual inaccuracies, as expected from Mythological stories are abundant..
dsriharsha.blogspot.com/2008/08/birth-of-ginger-and-garlic.html
Apologies for the shameless link dropping, but do give it a read
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