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Why It’s Better To Grind Your Own Spices
Grinding your own spices might seem like an unnecessary step in preparing a meal, but there are plenty of reasons why you should consider doing so. In this post, we’ll uncover why it’s better to grind your own spices and we’ll explain exactly how to do so.
Cinnamon and Sumac Roasted Poussin
This recipe for Roasted Poussin with Cinnamon and Sumac produces a tender and extremely flavorful dish that's sure to impress. With bacon and brussels sprouts roasted in the same dish (soaking up all of those spiced poultry drippings), this meal couldn't be easier!
Olive and Pomegranate Tapenade with Persimmon Chips
Tapenade is a salty condiment traditionally constructed with olives, capers, and anchovies. This recipe incorporates pomegranate molasses and fragrant spices to balance that saltiness. It makes for an excellent appetizer, served with feta and persimmon chips or as a stuffing for poultry.
Crispy Cinnamon Roasted Potatoes
It may be surprising, but cinnamon and potatoes work wonderfully together. That festive spiciness lends itself beautifully to that natural sweetness found in roasted root vegetables. Plus, the cinnamon stick contributes additional sweetness and a mild, woody flavor with hints of citrusy notes.
Feta with Spiced Lentils, Chickpeas, and Red Onion
Canned legumes don’t always need to be boring, and with this recipe, they could be considered a sort of rustic elegance. This recipe for Spiced Lentils with Chickpeas, Cannelini Beans, and Feta is as easy-to-make as it is delicious, making for an equally acceptable weeknight or party meal!
Vegan French Onion and Mushroom Soup
French onion soup is one of those comfort dishes that might be severely missed when one transitions to a vegan lifestyle. So we've given the French classic a vegan makeover—French Onion Soup with Porcini Mushrooms and Vegan Cheese!