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I would like input from anyone that uses cumin in their food. I inherited a jar of the seasoning when my mom moved out of state. Better to give it away than throw it away. Unfortunately, I have no clue what to do with it. I've had this jar for a while. And I'd like to use it before it goes bad.
I was wondering what it's used for?
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I would like input from anyone that uses cumin in their food. I inherited a jar of the seasoning when my mom moved out of state. Better to give it away than throw it away. Unfortunately, I have no clue what to do with it. I've had this jar for a while. And I'd like to use it before it goes bad.
I was wondering what it's used for?
flavor
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thekitchn.com/inside-the-spice-cabinet-cumin-67449
– Johannes_B
yesterday
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Seeds or ground? Cumin loses flavors fast after you grind it up. Fried cumin powder is essential to store bought refried beans. Gives you about 70% of home cooked flavor.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
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I would like input from anyone that uses cumin in their food. I inherited a jar of the seasoning when my mom moved out of state. Better to give it away than throw it away. Unfortunately, I have no clue what to do with it. I've had this jar for a while. And I'd like to use it before it goes bad.
I was wondering what it's used for?
flavor
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I would like input from anyone that uses cumin in their food. I inherited a jar of the seasoning when my mom moved out of state. Better to give it away than throw it away. Unfortunately, I have no clue what to do with it. I've had this jar for a while. And I'd like to use it before it goes bad.
I was wondering what it's used for?
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thekitchn.com/inside-the-spice-cabinet-cumin-67449
– Johannes_B
yesterday
1
Seeds or ground? Cumin loses flavors fast after you grind it up. Fried cumin powder is essential to store bought refried beans. Gives you about 70% of home cooked flavor.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
add a comment |
thekitchn.com/inside-the-spice-cabinet-cumin-67449
– Johannes_B
yesterday
1
Seeds or ground? Cumin loses flavors fast after you grind it up. Fried cumin powder is essential to store bought refried beans. Gives you about 70% of home cooked flavor.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
thekitchn.com/inside-the-spice-cabinet-cumin-67449
– Johannes_B
yesterday
thekitchn.com/inside-the-spice-cabinet-cumin-67449
– Johannes_B
yesterday
1
1
Seeds or ground? Cumin loses flavors fast after you grind it up. Fried cumin powder is essential to store bought refried beans. Gives you about 70% of home cooked flavor.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
Seeds or ground? Cumin loses flavors fast after you grind it up. Fried cumin powder is essential to store bought refried beans. Gives you about 70% of home cooked flavor.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
add a comment |
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Cumin is the spice that, to me, makes taco meat taste like taco meat. Whenever I make ground beef tacos I use lots of it. It also tastes really good with sautéed potatoes.
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taco meat! thank you. 👍
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Any number of different cuisines have cumin as a base spice.
Anything from Tex/Mex to Arabian to Indian. It's also used in plenty of Italian and Chinese dishes, just not quite as much.
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It's also incredibly good in Mujadara, a Middle Eastern dish of lentils and rice. I'm assuming it's whole cumin, though, that you'll grind yourself; if it's preground, it may well have already lost its flavor.
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Cumin is the spice that, to me, makes taco meat taste like taco meat. Whenever I make ground beef tacos I use lots of it. It also tastes really good with sautéed potatoes.
answered yesterday
SuperWild1SuperWild1
33115
taco meat! thank you. 👍
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
add a comment |
Cumin is the spice that, to me, makes taco meat taste like taco meat. Whenever I make ground beef tacos I use lots of it. It also tastes really good with sautéed potatoes.
answered yesterday
SuperWild1SuperWild1
33115
taco meat! thank you. 👍
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
add a comment |
Cumin is the spice that, to me, makes taco meat taste like taco meat. Whenever I make ground beef tacos I use lots of it. It also tastes really good with sautéed potatoes.
answered yesterday
SuperWild1SuperWild1
33115
Cumin is the spice that, to me, makes taco meat taste like taco meat. Whenever I make ground beef tacos I use lots of it. It also tastes really good with sautéed potatoes.
answered yesterday
SuperWild1SuperWild1
33115
answered yesterday
SuperWild1SuperWild1
33115
answered yesterday
SuperWild1SuperWild1
33115
answered yesterday
SuperWild1SuperWild1
33115
33115
taco meat! thank you. 👍
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
add a comment |
taco meat! thank you. 👍
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
taco meat! thank you. 👍
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
taco meat! thank you. 👍
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
add a comment |
Any number of different cuisines have cumin as a base spice.
Anything from Tex/Mex to Arabian to Indian. It's also used in plenty of Italian and Chinese dishes, just not quite as much.
answered yesterday
CarmiCarmi
9,90952955
wow, i've learned the secret to a childhood favorite. and now my mind is blown with new ideas. i appreciate your comments. thank you.
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
add a comment |
Any number of different cuisines have cumin as a base spice.
Anything from Tex/Mex to Arabian to Indian. It's also used in plenty of Italian and Chinese dishes, just not quite as much.
answered yesterday
CarmiCarmi
9,90952955
wow, i've learned the secret to a childhood favorite. and now my mind is blown with new ideas. i appreciate your comments. thank you.
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
add a comment |
Any number of different cuisines have cumin as a base spice.
Anything from Tex/Mex to Arabian to Indian. It's also used in plenty of Italian and Chinese dishes, just not quite as much.
answered yesterday
CarmiCarmi
9,90952955
Any number of different cuisines have cumin as a base spice.
Anything from Tex/Mex to Arabian to Indian. It's also used in plenty of Italian and Chinese dishes, just not quite as much.
answered yesterday
CarmiCarmi
9,90952955
answered yesterday
CarmiCarmi
9,90952955
answered yesterday
CarmiCarmi
9,90952955
answered yesterday
CarmiCarmi
9,90952955
9,90952955
wow, i've learned the secret to a childhood favorite. and now my mind is blown with new ideas. i appreciate your comments. thank you.
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
add a comment |
wow, i've learned the secret to a childhood favorite. and now my mind is blown with new ideas. i appreciate your comments. thank you.
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
wow, i've learned the secret to a childhood favorite. and now my mind is blown with new ideas. i appreciate your comments. thank you.
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
wow, i've learned the secret to a childhood favorite. and now my mind is blown with new ideas. i appreciate your comments. thank you.
– DJ Robinson
yesterday
add a comment |
It's also incredibly good in Mujadara, a Middle Eastern dish of lentils and rice. I'm assuming it's whole cumin, though, that you'll grind yourself; if it's preground, it may well have already lost its flavor.
answered yesterday
Kevin McKenzieKevin McKenzie
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It's also incredibly good in Mujadara, a Middle Eastern dish of lentils and rice. I'm assuming it's whole cumin, though, that you'll grind yourself; if it's preground, it may well have already lost its flavor.
answered yesterday
Kevin McKenzieKevin McKenzie
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It's also incredibly good in Mujadara, a Middle Eastern dish of lentils and rice. I'm assuming it's whole cumin, though, that you'll grind yourself; if it's preground, it may well have already lost its flavor.
answered yesterday
Kevin McKenzieKevin McKenzie
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It's also incredibly good in Mujadara, a Middle Eastern dish of lentils and rice. I'm assuming it's whole cumin, though, that you'll grind yourself; if it's preground, it may well have already lost its flavor.
answered yesterday
Kevin McKenzieKevin McKenzie
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thekitchn.com/inside-the-spice-cabinet-cumin-67449
– Johannes_B
yesterday
1
Seeds or ground? Cumin loses flavors fast after you grind it up. Fried cumin powder is essential to store bought refried beans. Gives you about 70% of home cooked flavor.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday