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Mulling Spices
Mulling Spices
are fragrant and perfect for making mulled wine and mulled apple cider to keep you warm in the cool weather months!
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Course:
Homemade Spice Mixes
Cuisine:
American
Prep Time:
5
minutes
minutes
Total Time:
5
minutes
minutes
Servings:
16
Author:
Jennifer Stewart
Equipment
24 Pieces Reusable Drawstring Muslin Bag
3.4 oz Mini Glass Spice Jar with Flip-Top Gasket
Electric Spice Grinder
Ingredients
3
oz
cinnamon sticks
⅓
cup
cardamom pods
¼
cup
allspice berries
¼
cup
whole cloves
¼
cup
star anise pods
⅓
cup
dried orange peel
store bought or dried in oven
¼
cup
black peppercorns
Instructions
Place cinnamon sticks, cardamom pods, allspice berries, cloves and star anise in large zip top bag.
Crush with rolling pin a few times to break larger spices and release the oils.
Add dried orange peel and peppercorns to the bag and toss to mix well. Store until ready to use.
Notes
Use whole spices instead of ground ones.
Toast them for more flavor.
Add dehydrated orange slices for garnish/look.
Add crystallized ginger for a little kick.
Lemon peel adds a little brightness.
Grind them to a powder and use as a substitute for pie spices, add to cookies and cakes, pancakes and waffles.
Slice or crush the cinnamon sticks into smaller pieces.
Mix constantly when portioning or all the smaller spices will fall to the bottom.
Add a bit of brandy to your cider or wine to make it extra special.
Use spice muslin bags so they are already portioned out.
Homemade has more flavor and is less expensive.
Nutrition
Serving:
1
|
Calories:
25
kcal
|
Carbohydrates:
6
g
|
Protein:
1
g
|
Fat:
1
g
|
Sodium:
6
mg
|
Fiber:
3
g