allspice
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a powder made from the fruit of a tropical tree that is added to food to give it extra flavour
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a powder made from the fruit of a tropical tree that is added to food to give it extra flavour
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a plant whose sweet leaves are used in salads and cooking, especially in dishes containing tomato. Basil is a herb.
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a mixture of herbs in a small bag, that you use to add flavour to soups, sauces etc when you are cooking
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the seeds of a plant used for giving a particular flavour to food. Cardamom is a spice.
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a red powder made from a type of pepper that has a strong flavour. It is added to food to make it taste spicy.
the American spelling of chilli
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a red powder made from chillies, used for adding a hot flavour to food. Chilli powder is a type of spice.
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a brown powder or small stick made from the bark of a tree and used for giving a special taste to food, especially sweet food. Cinnamon is a spice.
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a brown powder made from cocoa beans that is used for making chocolate or chocolate-flavoured foods and drinks
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something such as salt, pepper, or a sauce that you put on food at the table to make it taste better
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a plant whose leaves and seeds are used to give flavour to food. The American word is cilantro.
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seeds used for adding a special flavour to food, or the plant that produces them. Cumin is a type of spice.
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a plant similar to thick grass that is used in cooking to give a lemon flavour, especially in Southeast Asian meals
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a small plant with green leaves that have a strong smell, used for adding flavour to food. Mint is a herb.
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a yellow substance with a hot taste made from the seeds of a plant. Mustard is eaten, especially with meat, in small amounts.
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a brown powder used as a spice to give flavour to food. It comes from the hard seed of a tropical tree.
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a plant whose leaves are used in cooking for giving a special flavour to food. Oregano is a herb.
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a red powder used in cooking for adding a slightly hot flavour to food. Paprika is a spice.
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a small plant with curly leaves, used for decorating food or for giving it a fresh flavour. Parsley is a herb.
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a black or white powder that adds strong flavour to food. It is made from crushed dried fruits called peppercorns.
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a bush with narrow leaves that have a strong pleasant smell and taste, used as a herb in cooking
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a white substance that is often added to food before or after cooking to improve its flavour. Salt is dug from the ground, or produced from sea water
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the leaves of a small plant that are added to food to give it a special flavour. Tarragon is a herb.
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a yellow powder used when cooking for adding flavour and colour to food, especially curry. Turmeric is a spice.
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a flavour used in some sweet foods, for example cakes and ice cream, that comes from the bean of a tropical plant
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