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    Posted: 10 February 2019 at 07:00
sunday so I'll be cooking.  thought we all have our favorite spices/seasonings.  I'm sure Tas can add a couple oof dozen of his favorites.

Mine are (not in order):

Curry
Old Bay
Ginger
Cinnamin
Garlic
Heinz Ketcup (yea spice in a bottle)
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My go to is "Street" salt (AKA: Alpine Touch https://www.alpinetouch.com/)

For everyday basic use.
Pepper
Salt
Garlic
Onion
Mustard

The rest are based on what ethnic food, I happen to be cooking.
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salt 
pepper 
garlic
onion (real)
Worcestershire sauce
BBQ sauce (wife's Own homemade)
hand grinder pepper at the table
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I think of Beer ,butter ,and Bacon as "Spices"
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I don't really like salty food, but Lawreys seasond salt is good on almost anything. 

My favorite when I'm smoking Elk or beef is made by Big Papa Smokers and its called "Cash Cow"

One more I like on steaks is Mcormacs Montreal Steak Seasoning. 

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….SOOOO many to choose from,(hey, I'm half Italian!). I guess if I had to whittle it down to just a couple...
Salt
Pepper,(coarse grind)
Garlic, fresh, salt or powder
Basil
Cinnamon

I love rich food, not spicy. My Italian grandparents schooled me in that mantra. A decent sauce can take over 24 hours to prepare, certain flavors cook in at different levels. A passable sauce can be had in short order, but an incredible one takes time and the ingredients matter. Sure jarred spices are the go-to, but many are better fresh off the window sill. Some dried, some cured, some just fresh picked. I think I would be lost without my spice shelves.


Funny, was just thinking about this as I was grating down some fresh Romano cheese the other morning...like minds.
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