Not exact matches
In the same medium heat frying
pan add 1 Tbsp olive oil and the ground turkey, chopped shallot, and
dried spices.
In a
dry frying
pan, toast the
spices over medium heat for 2 minutes, or until fragrant.
In a dry pan, toast about 5 - 6 dried arbol chilies until fragrant (1 - 2 minutes), and pulse in a spice grinder, until finely groun
In a
dry pan, toast about 5 - 6
dried arbol chilies until fragrant (1 - 2 minutes), and pulse
in a spice grinder, until finely groun
in a
spice grinder, until finely ground.
For the
spice rub: Toast the ancho chile pieces over low heat
in a
dry skillet until fragrant, shaking the
pan so they don't scorch.
Place all the whole
spices for the baharat
in a
dry pan and heat until fragrant, about 10 seconds.
Place the seeds
in a
dry fry
pan over medium heat and shake around the
pan until you begin to smell the
spices — this should only take a minute or two.
You can lightly toast the pods on a
dry pan over medium heat and then pulverize them
in a
spice blender or mortar and pestle.
This is accomplished by placing the raw
spices in a
dry skillet on top of the stove,
in a
dry electric frying
pan, or on a baking sheet placed under the broiler or
in the oven.
Place all the seeds
in a
dry fry
pan over medium heat, shake around the
pan until you begin to smell the
spices and the sesame seeds start to toast, this should only take a minute or two.
Toast whole
dried spices in a medium, heavy - bottom sauce
pan over medium low heat for 2 - 3 minutes, or until fragrant.
Use a
dry frying
pan, place your
spices in it (you can mix all the
spices you'll be using
in a dish), and heat the
pan over medium - high heat until fragrant.
Bring the
dried elderberries,
spices (if using), and the water to a boil
in a small
pan.
In a skillet or fry
pan dry roast each of the following separately: - the
spices (fennel, ajwain) and then grind into a powder - the almonds and then chop roughly - the sesame seeds.