The obvious is not always so obvious; seasoned bread crumbs!
I hope this finds you with the lingering taste of a great meal in your mouth!
I always use my spice grinder ($20 coffee grinder) to grind whole spices. I love the way this releases their powerful, flavorful, fresh oils into whatever I am cooking. Grinding whole spices is a quick, easy way to boost the flavor of your food.
After grinding spices I have always used a scrap of baguette or slice of bread to “mop” out the spice grinder. I drop in the bread, pulse while shaking, and watch the bread turn into crumbs as it cleans the inside of the grinder perfectly. What I never paid attention to is the amazingly fragrant, perfectly seasoned breadcrumbs that were the bi-product of my cleaning. I used to just toss them!
I made a cauliflower soup, cleaned the grinder out to remove the cardamom flavor/smell and then sautéed those cardamom scented bread crumbs in olive oil as a topping for the soup. Awesome!
How about cleaning out the grinder with tortilla chips and then using those cumin/oregano/chile scented chips to garnish your enchiladas. Hello!!
There is no end to the discoveries that lead to more pleasurable eating. Life is good.
Eat well, Enjoy life, Be happy
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I had never heard of the tip to clean out the spice/coffee grinder with bread.
So thank you for two tips in one.
My pleasure KCatGU! Thanks for reading and enjoy! Jeffrey
Enjoy! Thanks.
spice grinderrrr?? woww.. very nice blog. thanks for posting this, looking forward for your next menu..im gonna add this up in my site..is it okay?
Of course you can add it to your site. Thank you.