About Allspice, Whole
Product Info:
Allspice (Eugenia Pimenta) is native to the Americas and was introduced to Europe by the Spanish. Allspice is the berry of a flowering tree. The berry is used dry and is a deep brown color, small and round, about 1 cm in diameter. The name "Allspice" describes the multiple tones of this berry; it tastes like a combination of Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Cloves and Peppercorns. Allspice is best when ground fresh just before use.
Suggested Use:
Allspice tastes good with most spices. It can be used in pickling, marinades, chutneys, desserts. It imparts a warm flavor and is often associated with autumn and winter fare.
Ingredients:
Allspice.
Country of Origin: Honduras
Basic Prep:
Allspice can be ground in a pepper mill. It is also good when mixed with peppercorns for an interesting change from straight pepper.