Sentence examples for baking spices from inspiring English sources

There's an enticing, not overpowering, nose of peat and salt water, which continue on the palate with additional notes of mint and baking spices.

A truly "honey baked" ham! Dessert baking spices tend to work well (check warehouse, discount and ethnic stores and sections for fair prices), as might extremely sour juices, preferably concentrated.

Conde de Valdemar 1996 $14 ** 1/2 [Rating: Two and a Half Stars] Hesser called it perky and fresh, while Dawes noted aromas of baking spices.

Anda's selections collect some of his greatest hits, foremost a creamy pork liver terrine redolent of nutmeg and other warm baking spices.

"It's a combination of all those baking spices that you find in Angostura Bitters — which is to say ginger, nutmeg, cinnamon, clove — along with just a touch of anise.

There are also spreads (mushroom, ham, shrimp, cheese), lingonberry and other preserves, juice mixes (like elderberry flower), baking spices, pudding mixes, knackebrod (crisp rye bread), limpa (soft rye), Wasa crisp breads, flatbreads, cookies and crackers.

There may also be baking spice — anise, clove, nutmeg.

Could the next groundbreaking treatment for the world's most common neurodegenerative disease really be moonlighting as the world's most popular baking spice?

A glorious mix of baking spice, sweet figs and dried fruit, and a genuine bargain when most tawny ports of this age and quality cost twice the price.

Cinnamon is maybe the most‑used baking spice, and for good reason – it's sweet, mellow, warm and aromatic without being pungent.

Bitters: Angostura bitters are a must, with their notes of baking spice, but you can vary the menu with orange, the anise-y Peychaud's, or other bitters with darker or spicy flavors — think black walnut, cardamom or chocolate.