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Step 11Cumin.
Cumin can be found ground or as whole seeds. Cumin has a very strong flavor and taste that nothing else can compare to. I suppose earthy and pungent are two good ways to describe it!
I use cumin powder in curries, soups, stews, with beans, in spice rubs, for taco seasoning, etc. Cumin seeds are great sauteed in a little butter or olive oil - I normally cook rice this way - just dump it in the butter and saute along with the seeds until the rice is translucent and then cook the rice acccording the package directions. Very tasty!
If you'd like to try cumin in something, try my tortilla soup.
I use cumin powder in curries, soups, stews, with beans, in spice rubs, for taco seasoning, etc. Cumin seeds are great sauteed in a little butter or olive oil - I normally cook rice this way - just dump it in the butter and saute along with the seeds until the rice is translucent and then cook the rice acccording the package directions. Very tasty!
If you'd like to try cumin in something, try my tortilla soup.
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Sep 12, 2009. 7:35 PMWILL62
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It is really good in my chili, cummin makes the dish.
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Jun 14, 2009. 5:42 PM42spoons
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i find that cumin smells a bit like-no offense- B.O. i don't really like it that much. in some things though, it can be very good.
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Jun 14, 2009. 7:14 PM
jessyratfink (author)
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jessyratfink (author)
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That's really odd. Perhaps it's your version of cilantro? Now I feel like I need to go smell it again. :P
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