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A delicious aromatic blend of spices for making traditional cajun dishes. Originally from the southern US state of Louisiana, it is delicious with meat or fish. Try as a rub or marinade for bbq or for grilling.
Cumin has a very strong fragrant flavour which is very commonly used in Indian and in particular, North African cuisine
Meaning 'Head of the Shop' in Arabic, Ras el Hanout is an aromatic blend of north African spices, originally blended by shopkeepers with their very best spices. Great used as a rub on meats for grilling and frying or for adding to almost any north African dish.
Used all over India for their amazing deep red colour, but especially in the Kashmir region where they are the key ingredient in a Rogan Josh curry, Kashmiri chillies have a milder taste than regular fiery hot chilli powder.
Cayenne pepper comes from dried ground chillis and is a fiery and hot pepper. It is well regarded for its dry heat and slightly aromatic bouquet. It is used as a base for hot sauces especially in Creole cuisine and adds a certain piquancy to stews and casseroles.
An extremely flavoursome and aromatic herb with a distinctive taste. Great with poultry, it has traditionally been used for stuffings and sausages, but is also great in soups and many Italian dishes.
Bay leaves, also known as laurel leaves have been used to enhance dishes for centuries due to their distinctive aromatic flavour.
An extremely flavoursome herb, basil is fresh and sweet and used extensively in Mediterranean cooking.
Also known as cornmeal, Polenta has been enjoyed in Italy for centuries. When cooked it can be served either hard, then griddled or creamy smooth with a consistency like semolina.
Horse radish
Dried mango mixed with oil and spces to make a great traditional dip or an accompanimentÂ
Sweet mix of red peppers sugar and chilli's