A single spice that imparts the aroma and flavor of a trio of warm seasonings--cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg--allspice is the unripened berry of a small evergreen. Use it in desserts and preserves as well as gravies and marinades, with fruits as well as meats. Native to Jamaica, Honduras, Mexico, Brazil and the Leeward Islands. Currently the highest quality organic berries…
A single spice that imparts the aroma and flavor of a trio of warm seasonings--cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg--allspice is the unripened berry of the pimento tree. Use it in desserts and preserves as well as gravies and marinades, with fruits as well as meats.
Anise is a seed-like fruit grown in the world's temperate climates. The seeds can be ground fresh, or used whole to add a warm, licorice-like flavor to your favorite dish. Suggested Uses: Anise seed is used extensively to flavor liquors, cookies, cakes, fruit dishes, coleslaw, rye bread, apple pie and meats. It also makes a wonderful addition to teas.Product Notes:…
The pleasantly sharp aroma of caraway seed is reminiscent of dill, and its warm, sweet, biting flavor is a bit like a blend of dill and anise. It's found in kitchens throughout the world.
Fair Trade, organic cinnamon sticks—a fun addition to hot beverages and potpourris. Ceylon sticks are harvested from an evergreen that grows 30-60' in height, with light brown, papery leaves, reaching as much as 7" in length with delicate white-yellow flowers in the summer. The bark, comprised of long, slender phloem fibers (less that 30 mm thick), is harvested from a…
Fennel, the "fish herb", is the preferred seasoning for fish, but its warm, sweet flavor is also excellent in meatballs, sausages, soups and stews. Try chewing on a seed or two to freshen the breath after meals (a common custom in India).
These seeds like other dried seeds may germinate under proper conditions. However, herb and spice seeds sold by Frontier are not intended for sprouting purposes and in many cases will not germinate.
A close relative of oregano, marjoram has a mild, delicate flavor that enhances soups, sauces, dressings, and meat and vegetable dishes. It also makes a delicious herb butter.
More robust than the familiar yellow mustard seed, brown mustard seed can be similarly used to flavor condiments, relishes, and pickles and to enliven everything from soups to casseroles. Its sharp aroma and fresh, pungent flavor work well in combination with other strong spices like chilies and black pepper.
