Barbara from Tigers & Strawberries is quite busy with her daughter Kate, so it’s Danielle’s turn to chose The Spice is Right themes for the next months. Foodbloggers should describe one of their commonly used family or household spice mixes and give a recipe which uses it.
I have to admit, that we don’t have a family or household spice mix. In my family we just used single spices, not a mixture. For a long time the only spice mix I knew was Lebkuchen-spice, a mixture of cinnamon, cloves, all-spice, coriander seed, ginger, cardamom and nutmeg. Sometimes mace is used instead of nutmeg. Until I went to university I hadn’t a clue what mace is.
Last year I baked a Make-ahead mulled wine cake which required mixed spice. At that time I replaced it with Lebkuchen-spice, but my fellow blogger Petra found a recipe for me.
Mixed Spice
This is a mixture of cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, mace and ground cloves.
I used the mixed spice for
And I found some more interesting recipes with Mixed Spice. So this will be a common spice mix in our household.
-==== REZKONV-Recipe – RezkonvSuite v1.2
Title: Mixed Spice
Categories: Spice, Ireland
Yield: 4 Tablespoons
1 tablesp. Cinnamon
1 tablesp. Nutmeg
1 tablesp. Allspice
2 teasp. Mace
1 teasp. Ground cloves
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www.recipezaar.com/40286
— Edited *RK* 10/13/2006 by
— Ulrike Westphal
1. Mix all ingredients together.
2. Store in airtight glass jar.
Felix4067 said: „This is what I came up with for my traditional
Irish recipes which called for „mixed spice“ after posting a
question in the ‚Zaar forums. It works for me, and my baked goods
come out tasty.“
:prep: 5 min
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Yum! Those look like the sort of spices I use for making pumpkin and apple pies. Thanks for joining in!