Allspice
noun
An aromatic spice that looks like peppercorn and tastes like a blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves.
She sprinkled some allspice into the apple pie mixture for extra flavor.
Often appears as...
- ground allspice
- allspice berries
noun
A tropical American tree which produces allspice that is dried and used in cooking.
The allspice tree is commonly found in the Caribbean and Central America.
Often appears as...
- allspice tree seedlings
- mature allspice tree
noun
An aromatic spice that looks like peppercorn and tastes like a blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves.
She sprinkled some allspice into the apple pie mixture for extra flavor.
Often appears as...
- ground allspice
- allspice berries
noun
A tropical American tree which produces allspice that is dried and used in cooking.
The allspice tree is commonly found in the Caribbean and Central America.
Often appears as...
- allspice tree seedlings
- mature allspice tree
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Culinary Uses
Allspice is commonly used in baking, meat seasoning, and in Caribbean cuisine.
Adding allspice to jerk chicken seasoning brings out a traditional Jamaican flavor.
Pro Tip 2/3Spice Blend Substitute
Allspice can replace mixed spices in recipes, offering a similar warm, sweet flavor.
If you're out of pumpkin spice, try using allspice in your pumpkin pie.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Blend
Despite the name, allspice is a single spice, not a mixture of several spices.
She was surprised to learn that allspice isn't actually a combination of spices.
Pro Tip 1/3Culinary Uses
Allspice is commonly used in baking, meat seasoning, and in Caribbean cuisine.
Adding allspice to jerk chicken seasoning brings out a traditional Jamaican flavor.
Pro Tip 2/3Spice Blend Substitute
Allspice can replace mixed spices in recipes, offering a similar warm, sweet flavor.
If you're out of pumpkin spice, try using allspice in your pumpkin pie.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Blend
Despite the name, allspice is a single spice, not a mixture of several spices.
She was surprised to learn that allspice isn't actually a combination of spices.
Pro Tip 1/3Culinary Uses
Allspice is commonly used in baking, meat seasoning, and in Caribbean cuisine.
Adding allspice to jerk chicken seasoning brings out a traditional Jamaican flavor.
Pro Tip 2/3Spice Blend Substitute
Allspice can replace mixed spices in recipes, offering a similar warm, sweet flavor.
If you're out of pumpkin spice, try using allspice in your pumpkin pie.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Blend
Despite the name, allspice is a single spice, not a mixture of several spices.
She was surprised to learn that allspice isn't actually a combination of spices.
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Video examples
The science of macaroni...
You get this if you take big chunks of something and mix it with something else so those chunks are just floating around. Take runny mustard for example. You'll see a bunch of little particles like mustard seeds, pepper, allspice, and minced shallots all floating around in a liquid, in this case vinegar with water.
Video examples
The science of macaroni...
You get this if you take big chunks of something and mix it with something else so those chunks are just floating around. Take runny mustard for example. You'll see a bunch of little particles like mustard seeds, pepper, allspice, and minced shallots all floating around in a liquid, in this case vinegar with water.
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