On one of his many travels my husband picked up a spice blend that
smells *wonderful*. Any ideas for using it?

coriander, nutmeg, caraway, cinnamon, cloves

TIA,
--Charlene

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>Charlene Charette
>
>On one of his many travels my husband picked up a spice blend that
>smells *wonderful*. Any ideas for using it?
>
>coriander, nutmeg, caraway, cinnamon, cloves.

Sprinkle some in your cleavage... mmmmmm



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Charlene wrote:

> On one of his many travels my husband picked up a spice blend that
> smells *wonderful*. Any ideas for using it?
>
> coriander, nutmeg, caraway, cinnamon, cloves

Sounds like a sausage spice blend. Or you could use it in Swedish meatballs.

Are the spices whole, or ground together?

Bob

Bob wrote:
> Charlene wrote:
>
>
>>On one of his many travels my husband picked up a spice blend that
>>smells *wonderful*. Any ideas for using it?
>>
>>coriander, nutmeg, caraway, cinnamon, cloves
>
>
> Sounds like a sausage spice blend. Or you could use it in Swedish meatballs.
>
> Are the spices whole, or ground together?
>
> Bob

They are ground together.

--Charlene

--
ASPIC

What a pity that aspic
Doesn't rhyme with elastic,
Because gee whiz,
It is.

--Ogden Nash

--

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