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Hello all, I am going to be making my first German
Sauerbaten recipe. Almost everyone that I have found call
for "picklng spices" or "mixed pickling spices". What are
they, and can you buy them in the dried spice sectio of the
supermarket? Or do you have to mix your own. I have never
seen them before,but wasn't really looking. Any help?
William [email hidden]
William Prien said:Hello all, I am going to be making my first German
Sauerbaten recipe. Almost everyone that I have found
call for "picklng spices" or "mixed pickling spices".
What are they, and can you buy them in the dried spice
sectio of the supermarket? Or do you have to mix your
own. I have never seen them before,but wasn't really
looking. Any help?William [email hidden]
You can usually buy them in the spice section of the
supermarket. It's a mixture of mustard seeds, cinnamon,
mace, cardamom, juniper berries, ginger root, bay leaf
pieces, cayenne pepper, allspice, etc. Mustard seeds usually
make up the biggest component.
-Bob
Quoted message said:everyone that I have found call for "picklng spices" or
"mixed pickling spices". What are they, and can you buy
them in the dried spice sectio of the supermarket? Or do
you have to mix your own. I have never seen them before,but
wasn't really looking. Any help?William [email hidden]
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You'll find them ready mixed in the spice department of your
supermarket.
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Quoted message said:Hello all, I am going to be making my first German
Sauerbaten recipe. Almost everyone that I have found
call for "picklng spices" or "mixed pickling spices".
What are they, and can you buy them in the dried spice
sectio of the supermarket? Or do you have to mix your
own. I have never seen them before,but wasn't really
looking. Any help?William [email hidden]
From Epicurious.
Dimitri
pickling spices A spice blend used in mixtures to PICKLE
various foods, as well as to season certain dishes. The
blend can differ greatly according to the manufacturer, and
the ingredients (usually whole or in coarse pieces) can
include allspice, bay leaves, cardamom, cinnamon, cloves,
coriander, ginger, mustard seeds and peppercorns.
Prepackaged pickling spice mixes are sold in most
supermarkets. © Copyright Barron's Educational Services,
Inc. 1995 based on THE FOOD LOVER'S COMPANION, 2nd edition,
by Sharon Tyler Herbst.
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