The phrase "amounts of spices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to varying quantities of different spices in cooking or food preparation.
Example: "For this recipe, you will need different amounts of spices to achieve the desired flavor."
Alternatives: "quantities of spices" or "varieties of spices".
Established in the UK in 1996, BD Foods and its sister company, King & Co ,export vast amounts of spices, snacks and pickles to Britain's curry houses.
The diet recommended for the yoga group was predominantly vegetarian; it mainly consisted of a combination of cereals and pulses, preferably unrefined; moderate amounts of judiciously chosen fat; moderate amounts of milk and milk products; moderate amounts of spices; vegetables and fruits about 500 g, vegetables being predominantly of the leafy green variety, and at least some eaten raw (uncooked).
Add different amounts of spices to adjust to your taste.
The types and amounts of spices listed above should be treated as a guideline.
Decide if you want a sweet or spicy rub, and adjust the amounts of spices accordingly.
Do you want to crush large amounts of spices, seeds, and nuts, or only small amounts?
High amounts of mayonnaise, cream cheese and eggs and relatively low amounts of spice.
This season he took some teammates to his steakhouse in Green Bay and privately asked the chef to add obscene amounts of spice to one lineman's meal.
Giblets are to be "liver-heart," and the beef is to be "browned (no oil)," yet certain other details are left flapping in the wind: the amount of spices is not specified, nor the amount of "parsarly".
No Martha Stewart, no Prince of Precision he: to his well-deserved credit, he allows any type of oil, any amount of spices or whatever is on hand in the name of yummy food and a good time had by all.
I even doubled the amount of spices, as carefree in collaboration with a vegetarian recipe as I'd been when I bought "Greens," more than twenty-five yearlierrlier — and rarely since.
