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Umami Seasoner

Umami is often described as the fifth basic taste, alongside sweet, sour, salty, and bitter. It is a Japanese word that roughly translates to "pleasant savory taste" in English. Umami flavor is characterized by a rich, savory, and meaty taste that is both deeply satisfying and hard to pin down with a single word. It is commonly associated with foods …

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  • Umami Seasoner

    Umami Seasoner

    NM   |   August 2024

    Umami is often described as the fifth basic taste, alongside sweet, sour, salty, and bitter. It is a Japanese word that roughly translates to “pleasant savory taste” in English. Umami flavor is characterized by a rich, savory, and meaty taste that is both deeply satisfying and hard to pin down with a single word. It…

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  • Southern Style Spices Chili Powders

    Chili Powders Examined – Part 1

    admin1   |   June 2021

    Chili Powders are a true Texan classic initially concocted by 19th century Texas Cowboys to sustain them on the long trail to the Californian goldfields. It’s a blend of seemingly humdrum spices that together create a powder that’s pure magic. As popularity grew for this pure gold mine of spices, varieties of this beloved classic…

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  • Southern Style Spices Ancho Powder

    Ancho Powder: An Exploration

    admin1   |   May 2021

    Ancho Powder Source: USA & Mexico Native to: Puebla, Mexico Pronounced: AHN-choh Like grapes grown for fine wine, Ancho Chile Peppers are incredibly complex. Anchos deliver a mild flavor that’s more earthy and smoky in taste. Each of our derivative powders uniquely highlights each flavor distinction. So, let’s break it down.   Ancho Powder Light This powder is…

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  • Lion’s Mane Crab Cakes with Ahi Tuna Aoli

    NM   |   September 2020

    Lion’s Mane Mushrooms have been in the food and health spotlight for over a year. If you haven’t tried them, you may be missing out on more than just one heck of a flavorful, gourmet fungi. It’s understated seafood-like flavor (often likened to lobster or crab), is not only delicious, but it is also said…

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