amchur anardana asafoetida blackcardamon
Greencardamon cardamon cassia Cassinamon
cinnamon Cloves diedlime galangal
ginger horseradish juniper kokum
kokum mace Mastic nutmeg
saffron staranise sumac tamarind

turmeric

vanillamedium vanillalarge vanillamexican
vanillatahitian wasabi wattleseed  

 

try all these ingredients in tsp-sized packs!

Liquoriceliquorice

origin: China

Sweet and, earthy with a strong aniseed flavour. Used in desserts, tea infusions or savoury cooking as well as medicines. In China, liquorice is a crucial flavouring for a master stock and adds a distinctive flavour and scent to many savoury dishes. Liquorice also is widely used in European sweets and desserts and is useful infused in sweet syrups, creams or even ice creams. As a general rule, the smaller the particle size, the stronger the flavour as more surface area is exposed and more of the essential oils released.

uses: Add to a stock - especially beef or lamb for a deep, earthy sweetness.

recipe kits: chinese master stock chicken