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A gnarled teacher who should have retired years ago. It also works as a quick fix if the pH for your homemade pickles is off. We particularly love vinegar powder for brines for chicken, turkey, and pork chops – just add some peppercorns, brown sugar,...

Common ingredients are turmeric, fenugreek, mace, cinnamon, black pepper, clove, paprika, and cumin. Bring to a boil, lower heat to a simmer and cover until the rice is tender. This rather exotic mix is used as an all-purpose meat rub or an addition to...

The result will be the most epic bird you've ever feasted upon. Stuff with a bit of parsley and lemon, and roast as usual. Apply liberally to your favorite bird while simultaneously rubbing it in her face.

If you're looking for a way to perk up some chicken or meatloaf, then this taco seasoning will do you just right. We love it on tacos, but use a pinch in chili con carne or dust over homemade French fries.

It may damn well be some of the best camping food you'll ever eat. For camping, we also love to rub this over whole potatoes with a bit of oil, wrap them up in foil, and tuck in the campfire for about an hour.

Five spice powder is made of five ingredients, with the fifth one always being up for debate. Star anise, cloves, fennel seeds, and cinnamon are mandatory. Heck, even in Southern parts of China the cinnamon is switched out for dried tangerine peel.

For some truly epic salsa verde, take two pounds of tomatillos, de-husk and wash them. Cumin, cilantro, garlic, salt, and so many exciting things wrapped up in a tiny package. This seasoning has all kinds of spice that you just can't handle.

A warm mixture intended for wines and ciders. Of course, it's also a wonderful template to get creative with. Our classic mulling spice blend has everything you'll need for steaming batches of mulled apple cider and wine.

Watch as your date falls madly in love with your elegant cooking skills. For salads, whisk it together with Dijon mustard, red wine vinegar, and olive oil for a fantastic dressing.

A coarse, gritty rub that shaves with a knife and eats steak and eggs for breakfast. This hand blended, masculine rub gets most of its grit from crushed smoked peppercorns and rubbed sage – it's soft and strong, reminiscent of perhaps spicier cologne...

We sprinkle it on corn on the cob, mix it into taco meat, add it to an everyday meatloaf, or rub it onto chicken thighs to be braised in cream and roasted poblano chiles. We use this blend as a go-to spice when we're not sure what we want.

For a more intense heat grind our jerk blend with fresh habaneros or Scotch Bonnet peppers and smear over chicken, turkey, scallops, shrimp, pork, or whatever meat you want to have for dinner.

* Or for British-style chips if you're reading this in the UK. If you need a side for your chips then deep-fry some halibut and give it a sprinkle of this as well. You'll have your salty-sour snack ready in no time.

The kick comes from red chile pepper, but milder chiles are often added for their acidity and fruit-flavors. Japanese seven spice. The mixture actually contains more than seven ingredients and “flavor” here walks the lines of pungent, spicy, salty,...

For every cup of rice add 2 tablespoons of our seasoning and 2 tablespoons of tomato paste. Bake at 375F for 45 minutes for a savory summer tomato crisp. Of course, feel free to get creative.

It's all kinds of amazing when you add it to chicken or white rice mixed with a big slab of butter, but we also love to sprinkle it over homemade focaccia and ciabatta before baking.

A charming herb that smells of deep and ancient forests and fields where fantastic experiences are waiting. The mixture, as with many herb blends, varies from person to person; but rosemary, thyme, and fennel are mainstays.

Mole sauces are, naturally, the classic use for this particular blend. Filter through cheesecloth and use as a snazzy homemade booze for savory cocktails. Throughout Mexico you'll find many types of mole such as mole poblano , which has over 20 ingredients...

It's an easy and affordable seasoning that works in nearly all cooking situations. Blended together and combined with a bit of salt, Italian Seasoning is easily added to salads, breads, meats, dressings, marinades and veggies.

The blend is mainly composed of parsley, coriander, cumin, oregano, and garlic. Hailing from Argentina, chimichurri is a popular sauce for grilled meats. While the fresh chimichurri might have a leg up on things like flank steak where the bright green...

Add to stews and jambalaya, and we love to dust it over corn on the cob and grilled seafood. This blackening Cajun blend will help you craft authentic dishes that'll blow the minds of your guests.

Of all the cooking techniques out there this one is probably the punk rocker, wearing black torn up jeans and sporting more than one lip piercing – it has attitude and requires a lot of guff to pull off.

Our writer, Garrett, loves to add star anise, dried cloves and juniper berries and use it to pickle chile peppers. It's a fantastic base that takes well to personal blends. In winter, we pickle beets.

It's rare you'll find such a unique blend of spices that take inspiration from so many corners of the globe. Caraway, sumac, cumin, coriander, garlic, vinegar powder, paprika, and numerous varieties of chilies… it all blends together so elegantly.

The spice blend is now commonly known as Canadian or Montreal Steak Seasoning. Sherman began using it as a meat rub; it became so popular that other delis and restaurants began to copy it.

If you're a tastemaker intent on wowing people with homemade bowls of ramen or soba then we must insist finishing your brothy bowls of goodness with a sprinkle of this blend for a truly phenomenal meal.

The next day, you'll have some mighty fine fajitas. Toss these spices with a bit of vinegar and oil and some strips of beef and let sit overnight. We're spice people and we're just going to admit it.