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A quarter teaspoon (a pinch) of spice per pound of meat or pint of liquid is sufficient when creating recipes. For stronger seasonings such as red pepper and garlic use 1/8 teaspoon. Ground spices release their flavor faster than whole. Use strong spices in long cooking and mild herbs at the end of the cooking process. Always remember adding more is easier than trying to fix the recipe when you have added too much.

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Experiment cooking with herbs and spices and you will have better tasting dishes that are healthier to boot. Use these guidelines, vary your use according to your family’s taste and remember to accept the accolades graciously.

 

 

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