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The Cook's Book of Everything

By Lulu Grimes

Published 2009

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This is dried bark used as small pieces or ground. It has a similar taste to cinnamon but has less flavour and is harder and coarser. Cassia is used in curries, rice and vegetable dishes and is an ingredient of Chinese five-spice. Cassia also has buds that are sold dried with the stalk attached, used in pickles and β€˜paan’, a betel leaf parcel filled with nuts, seeds and spices. Dried cassia leaves, also called Indian bay leaves, are used in Indian curry and rice dishes.

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