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  Black curry is a typical Sri Lankan blend. The lightly grilled spices make for a very aromatic curry.

  Tacos stuffed with pork slow braised in a deep red chile sauce.

  A genuine version of Chili con Carne, made with tender cubes of meat.

  Recado is a sweet paste of spices used in Mexican cuisine. This recado-based recipe works equally well using chicken or turkey. A unique dish and a must-try!

  Colombo is a blend characteristic of the French West Indies, inspired by Indian curries. This is an authentic recipe.

  Rethink the classics with this velvety and mouthwatering creton!

  All meats deserve to be marinated! That is the Creole motto. And nobody disagrees.

  What's the sense in boiling spareribs and then throwing away the flavour by discarding the water? Instead, we recommend a slow grill-cooking, which will concentrate those sugars and keep them trapped in the meat. The result is not just tender but full of flavour, too!

  These little kebabs, frequently served as tapas, were almost certainly prepared with lamb before the Reconquista.

 

  Everybody loves a Chow Mein, and this one is made particularly easy by using our Satay Spices blend.

  This adobo works well in all kinds of meat, poultry, and legume recipes.

  You may not feel like cooking up a whole tourtière in the middle of August, but these ribs are another way to savour those wonderful flavours ouside the festive season.
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