Sweet Onion Sugar
Toasted onions and pure cane sugar are blended together, creating essential cane sweet onion sugar. With its unpredictable, special taste of caramelized onions, this flavored sugar is the perfect new “secret ingredient.” Use to create a glaze over scallops while grilling, or toss in a salad; sweet onion sugar will add a new and unique touch to practically any dish.
Bulk Uses: Entrees - Sauces and Dips - Manufacturing - Sugar Bulk Bars - Baking - Restaurants - Catering - Main Dishes - Salads - Grilling - Seafood - Meat - Specialty Foods
Tandoori Masala
Tandoori spices are made into a paste which is rubbed directly onto the surface of meats andthe powder is often used as a marinade. It gives foods the traditional red-orange colour of Indian tandoor cooking. Tandoori meats are usually cooked on skewers.
Tangerine Sugar
With a fruity, tangy taste, Tangerine sugar will add a freshly-peeled citrus burst to salads, drinks and desserts. Tangerine sugar is a simply refreshing treat, use in any dish that needs a splash of grove-grown flavor.
Sweet: Sprinkle sugar over vanilla yogurt for a healthier version of a creamsicle.
Fresh: Sprinkle over the top of a sliced grapefruit for an extra fruity burst of flavor.
Savory: Top chicken oven-glazed with honey for a citrusy-sweet note.
Liquid: Rim the top op off your favorite Italian soda with a dash of Tangerine sugar.
Twist: Line a pan with Tangerine sugar to give dessert bread a sweet crust.
Tarragon
Among cooks, this herb is popularly associated with vinegar and fish. Its anise-like character is particularly suited to both, use the leaves fresh in salads, as garnishes, or in such classic applications as remoulade sauce, tartar sauce, béarnaise sauce, French dressing, and veal Marengo. In general, don’t add this herb with a heavy hand, and avoid bringing out its bitter side by cooking it too long.
MEDICINAL: stimulate the appetite, relieve flatulence and colic, and cure rheumatism.
ORIGIN: USA
Tea Triple Threat
One Ounce Tin of each:
- Sencha
- Rose Hips
- Hibiscus
Tepin Chile
Chiltepin, also called chile tepin, is a wild chili pepper that grows in parts of Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico. It is sometimes called the “mother of all peppers,” because it is thought to be the oldest form in the Capsicum annuum species.The Wild Chile Botanical Area in the Coronado National Forest near Tucson, Arizona, has the largest population of chiltepin peppers north of Mexico. This pepper is also the state native pepper of Texas. Tepin peppers, nicknamed “bird’s eye” peppers, rank high in heat level. Some chile enthusiasts argue that the Tepin is hotter than the habanero or Red Savina habañero pepper. This pepper is round or slightly oval and about 3/8 inch in width. “Tepin” comes from the Nahuatl Mexican word meaning “flea” because of its smallness. In 1995, Texans named the Jalapeño pepper the official pepper of the state of Texas, but just two years later, the Tepin took reign as the official native pepper of Texas.Tepins can be extremely hot, measuring between 100,000 and 250,000 Scoville Units. In Mexico, the heat of the Chiltepine is called arrebatado (“rapid” or “violent”), which implies that although the heat is intense, it diminishes quickly.
The Spice Station Starter Set
We’ve rounded up all the basics needed to keep your kitchen cooking! This set is a splendid introduction to our quality spices – once you taste these, you’ll never buy “off the shelf” again!
This is a great way way to stock or replenish your kitchen, especially those items that have been sitting way too long. Spices and salts have a shelf life and ours are the freshest you can find.
This Gift Set is the perfect housewarming gift and is also appreciated by chefs of all levels. As a hostess gift, birthday gift,bridal shower gift – you name it – The Spice Station Starter Set will be appreciated by all.
Includes:
- Pacific Natural Sea Salt
- India Black Peppercorns
- Spanish Paprika
- Dill Weed
- Parsley
- Rosemary
- Thyme
- Basil
- Oregano
Thyme (Morocco)
Thyme tastes delicately green with a faint clove aftertaste, Leaves and sprigs are used in salads as garnishes and most famously in clam chowder, bouquets garnis, and French, Creole, and Cajun cuisines. Thyme works well with veal, lamb, beef, poultry, fish & poultry.
MEDICINAL: Thyme warms and stimulates the lungs, expels mucus, and relieves congestion. It also helps deter bacterial, fungal, and viral infections. Both constituents thymol and carvacrol have a relaxing effect upon the gastrointestinal tract's smooth muscles.
ORIGIN: Morocco
Tikka Masala
This spice blend is known throughout India for its
unique flavor. An exotic spice mixture for grilling. Add oil
to make into a marinade, best for chicken, but can be
applied to other meats. Adjust the amount of chili powder
to how hot you like it.
Toasted Coconut Sugar
An exotic infusion of all natural cane sugar and tropical coconut, essential cane coconut sugar is a sweet treat with the lush aroma and flavor of fresh coconuts. Reminiscent of the flavor of pina coladas, this coconut sugar is a delicious as a drink rimmer, on top of fresh fruit, or sprinkled over sweet barbecue glazed ribs or grilled prawns.
Bulk Uses: Dessert Toppings - Ice Cream Bars - Manufacturing - Sugar Bulk Bars - Baking - Drink Rimmer - Restaurants - Catering - Main Dishes - Salads – Grilling
Tomato Powder
Spray-dried tomatoes that have been turned into a fine powder. The rich tomato flavor of this powder can be used to make tomato juices, sauces, and pastes.
Tumeric
This ground relative of ginger gives curry powder its rich yellow color. With a musty base flavor it combines classically with Indian lentil and vegetable dishes. Try it in rice cooked in coconut milk for a vibrant, full-flavored side dish.
Ultimate Mole
This Mexican cocoa-based spice mix is easy to use for making that special mole sauce for Chicken. Key notes are chocolate, cumin, cloves, cinnamon, coriander and 6 types of chillies, from cascabels to new mex. Mild to medium hot.
Urfa Biber
It is often described as having a smokey, ‘raisin-like’ taste, used in mushroom sauces, and eggplant. It’s less spicy than many other chile peppers, but provides a more lasting build of heat. Traditionally used in meat dishes but try it sprinkled on steamed vegetables for an added kick. Because of its fruity overtones, it is becoming popular in to use in sweet
dishes in North America.
Vanilla Bean
Next to saffron and cardamom, vanilla is the worlds next most expensive spice. Vanilla’s mellow fragrance enhances a variety of sweet dishes: puddings, cakes, custards, creams, soufflés and, of course, ice cream. Classic examples include crème caramel, peach Melba and apple Charlotte. Sold by the bean.
MEDICINAL: Believed to cure impotence.
ORIGIN: Indonesia
We sell the Vanilla Bean by the strand.



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