Great Value Organic Whole Cloves are a well-known culinary spice that have a sweet aroma and a strong flavor. Stud them into beef, ham, and fruit peels. Great Value Organic Whole Cloves, 1.3 oz – Premium organic whole cloves with a warm, aromatic flavor and rich fragrance.
Black pepper is native to southern India and widely prized for the sharp, spicy, and pungent flavors it infuses into food. Usually paired with salt, it combines well with garlic, onions, and most herbs and spices in savory dishes. Our organic pepper can be added to food in whole or ground form. Grown in tropical regions and 100% certified organic, it is the perfect complement to your soups, stews, meat, fish, and vegetable dishes. Recipe to Try: For a juicy and delicious steak, sprinkle meat generously with Spicy Organic salt and pepper. On an oiled pan, sear both sides on medium heat until brown crust forms. Add butter, salt, and thyme to the pan and allow it to melt. Once melted, spoon butter mixture over the steak while it finishes cooking. Allow resting before slicing and serving. Key Features: · Great on burgers, meat, seafood, sausage, salad dressing, stews, and other dishes. · The black peppercorn can be used for Sichuan, Szechuan, chili garlic sauce, and for grinding on food. · Steam sterilized to retain its pungent and aromatic flavor. Instructions: Add whole or ground peppercorns to food. Leave in a pepper mill on the table and sprinkle over food to enhance the taste.
Enhance your cooking with bold, smoky flavor usingKinder’s Woodfired Garlic Seasoning. Product: Woodfired Garlic Seasoning. Hardwood smoked seasoning blend. Roasted garlic flavor. Great for grilling and cooking.
Certified Organic & Non-GMO: Enjoy premium quality ground flax seed that is USDA Certified Organic and no additives. Gluten-Free & Vegan-Friendly: Made for all dietary lifestyles, this flax seed is naturally gluten-free and ideal for plant-based diets.
Coriander is a dried fruit of the same plant that produces cilantro. It has a light and tangy flavor and can be used whole, cracked, or in powder form. Coriander is common in Middle Eastern and Indian savory dishes and is often used in pickling vegetables as well. It is a central ingredient of Garam Masala and is added to curries, soups, and meat dishes as well as desserts. Toasting coriander seeds helps bring out their flavor. Recipe to Try: For a bowl of distinctive coriander rice, saute half a cup of diced onions in a skillet until they reach a golden-brown color. Add coriander seeds and turmeric. Stir for one minute. Add rinsed basmati rice, salt, and water. Bring to a boil. Reduce to low and simmer covered until cooked through and rice is tender. Add chopped parsley before serving. Key Features: • Soak coriander seeds overnight in warm water to help flush out the toxins from your body. • Great on savory food such as sauces, salads, pickles, or use it in any Indian and middle eastern cooking like meats, sweet baked goods or pastrami. • Roasting or grinding them in mortar and pestle can bring an aroma, pungent lemony flavor. Instructions: Toast coriander seeds to draw out the flavor before adding to foods. Use whole or crush into smaller pieces or a fine powder.
Green cardamom is favored around the world for the sweet and pungent aroma it infuses into savory dishes, desserts, coffee, and tea. Its floral notes are used to enhance Middle Eastern and Indian dishes, as well as Scandinavian pastries. Our green cardamom pairs well with many ingredients such as cinnamon, ginger, rose water, and nuts and is also an important component of Garam Masala. Cardamom is used as an ingredient in many Ayurvedic remedies and is often added to perfumes and oils. Recipe to Try: For an enriching and immune-boosting cardamom tea, combine 4 green cardamom pods, 1 tablespoon of ground ginger, 4 peppercorns, 4 cloves, a cinnamon stick, and 2 cups of water in a pot. Bring to a boil and allow to simmer for 30 minutes. Strain. Add milk and your choice of sweetener, if desired. Cool, pour into cups, and serve. Key Features: · Fresh and aromatic green cardamom can be easily paired with ginger, clove, or allspice. · Great for adding an extra flavor in both sweet and savory cooking like teas or chai, pastries, recipes, curries, or an Indian dessert. · In India, the green cardamom is known as the “queen of spices” and is still being used as the main ingredient in all spices. Instructions: Slightly crush the pod before adding to dishes and beverages. Remove before serving.
Ginger root or ginger rhizome is a pungent spice originated in Southeast Asia. It is one of the delicious and healthiest spices on the Planet. Ginger has a very long history of being used in several traditional and alternative medicines. The ginger root often pairs well with garlic and, in Indian food, both are usually used together. Ginger powder can be used in both savory dishes and sweet beverages. The powder helps in digestion problems. It is rich in C vitamins, iron and minerals. Recipe to Try: For a ginger rice to accompany your meat or vegetables, rinse 2 cups of basmati rice until water runs clear. Add to a pot with 3 cups of water, 1 tablespoon of dried ginger root powder, and salt to taste. Bring to a boil. Then reduce to low, cover, and simmer for 15-20 minutes. Fluff with a fork and serve. Key Features • Use ginger powder in a tea with lemon to enhance immune system. • Sprinkle it over coffee before brewing or add it in the hot tea to get an extra aromatic ginger flavor. • Taste great in smoothie or in ginger golden milk. Use it in cookies, cacao, tea, honey and ginger bread. Mix with water, lime and mint. Instructions: Because of its warming properties, ginger powder is often used during winter. Ginger and honey mixed with hot water helps ward off sore throat and cough. Caution: If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult a doctor before using.
Organic Allspice Whole: Botanical Name: Pimenta dioica Allspice is a spice made from the dried berries of the Pimenta dioica tree, which is native to the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica. Despite its name, allspice is not a blend of different spices but rather a single spice that has a flavor reminiscent of a combination of several spices, including cloves, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Whether you grind them for immediate flavor or use them whole for infusing dishes, our allspice brings an irresistible touch. These aromatic pimento gems capture gourmet flavor at its finest. Handpicked and meticulously air-dried to maintain maximum freshness, our organic allspice whole berries are a prized addition to Arabic and global cuisine. Our allspice berries are sourced organically, ensuring a natural and pure addition to your spice collection. These berries are all-natural, non-GMO, gluten-free, and 100% vegan. Allspice whole berries are a versatile spice with a wide range of culinary uses. Here are some common uses: Seasoning Meats: Allspice berries are used to season meats such as pork, beef, and poultry, imparting a warm and savory flavor. They are often used in rubs and marinades for grilling and roasting. Pickling: Allspice berries are a key ingredient in pickling brines for vegetables and fruits. They add a unique and complex flavor to pickled cucumbers, beets, and more. Baking: Ground allspice from whole berries is used in baking recipes, especially in desserts like pies, cakes, cookies, and fruit-based dishes. It complements the flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. Sauces and Gravies: Allspice berries can be added to sauces and gravies for a warm and aromatic touch. They work well in both sweet and savory sauces, such as tomato-based pasta sauces and Caribbean jerk sauces. Infusions: Allspice berries can be added whole to soups, stews, and simmering dishes to infuse flavor. They are often removed before serving. Homemade Spice Blends: Ground allspice from whole berries is a key component in many spice blends, including pumpkin spice and jerk seasoning. Mulled Beverages: Allspice berries are used to flavor mulled wines, ciders, and punches during the colder months. Remember that the intensity of allspice flavor can vary, so it’s essential to start with a small amount and adjust to taste in your recipes.
Coriander is a dried fruit of the same plant that produces cilantro. It has a light and tangy flavor and can be used whole, cracked, or in powder form. Coriander is common in Middle Eastern and Indian savory dishes and is often used in pickling vegetables as well. It is a central ingredient of Garam Masala and is added to curries, soups, and meat dishes as well as desserts. Toasting coriander seeds helps bring out their flavor. Recipe to Try: For a bowl of distinctive coriander rice, saute half a cup of diced onions in a skillet until they reach a golden-brown color. Add coriander seeds and turmeric. Stir for one minute. Add rinsed basmati rice, salt, and water. Bring to a boil. Reduce to low and simmer covered until cooked through and rice is tender. Add chopped parsley before serving. Key Features: • Soak coriander seeds overnight in warm water to help flush out the toxins from your body. • Great on savory food such as sauces, salads, pickles, or use it in any Indian and middle eastern cooking like meats, sweet baked goods or pastrami. • Roasting or grinding them in mortar and pestle can bring an aroma, pungent lemony flavor. Instructions: Toast coriander seeds to draw out the flavor before adding to foods. Use whole or crush into smaller pieces or a fine powder.
The Kirkland Organic No Salt Seasoning is a 14.5 oz salt-free spice blend that is designed to add flavor to your dishes without any added salt. This organic seasoning is made with flake form herbs and spices, making it easy to sprinkle and distribute evenly. The Kirkland Signature brand ensures high quality and the USDA Organic certification guarantees that it is produced using organic ingredients. Perfect for American cuisine, this organic no-salt seasoning is a versatile and delicious addition to any pantry.