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DIY Ground Allspice Substitute Recipe With Cloves

 Are you looking for a whole all spice substitute that adds a distinct flavor to your coffee, shakes, cookies, cakes, and just about anything? Well, here is one recipe to appeal to your flavor buds. 

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But first, what is allspice?

Well, allspice is the dried berry of the evergreen allspice tree from Jamaica and the Caribbean. Allspice has a distinct flavor profile and reminds you of cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and pepper. So when you cannot find allspice berries, let's try combining all these healthy ingredients to make an allspice substitute that boosts the flavor of your bakes and shakes.


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Making your own allspice is easy. You will be surprised that you need just a handful of allspice ingredients to make your DIY substitute for this strong flavoring mix.

You need 1/8 tsp of nutmeg.

1/4 tsp of black pepper corns, 1/2 tsp of cloves, and 1 tsp of cinnamon powder. However, some people often look for a recipe of allspice substitute without cloves. In that case, you may even add a little amount of bay leaf. 


You may increase or reduce the amount of these spices according to your taste preference. But bear in mind that nutmeg shadows the flavor of everything else. So do not go overboard with nutmeg. Less is more. 



Dry roast all the ingredients. I have dry roasted all spices in airfryer. But you may do so on your cooktop.


Airfrry at 200 deg c for 4-5 minutes. Grind to powder and store the ground allspice in an airtight container. Enjoy homemade allspice mix. 

Stay safe. Stay blessed until we meet next.


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