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Cinnamon Sticks or Bark

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By Ken Hom

Published 1990

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Cinnamon sticks are curled, paper-thin pieces of the bark of the cinnamon tree, the Chinese version being rather thick. They are highly aromatic and more pungent than the common cinnamon sticks, but the latter are an adequate substitute. They add a robust taste to braised dishes and are an important ingredient of five-spice powder. Store cinnamon sticks or bark in a tightly sealed jar to preserve their aroma and flavour. Ground cinnamon is too strong and not a satisfactory substitute.

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