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Mixed Spice

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  • Makes

    2 tablespoons

    • Difficulty

      Easy

Appears in
Real Irish Food

By David Bowers

Published 2014

  • About

In the same way most Americans have “chili powder” in their cabinets (in Ireland, chile powder is merely ground chiles, not a blend meant for chili con carne), most Irish people have a container of “mixed spice” in theirs. It’s a blend of warm spices and it’s used so often in baking that most Irish recipes, such as for Christmas cake or pudding, merely call for such-and-such amount “mixed spice.” It’s kind of like Apple Pie Spice, but the blend is different, with a dominant scent of nutmeg

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