Lower shelf
- Worcestshire sauce
- Mirin "sweet cooking rice wine"
- red wine vinegar
- seasoned rice vinegar (two varieties)
- one cellophane package of nori
- olive oil (bought in bulk, stored in a bear for honey)
- double-action baking powder
- baking soda
- corn starch
- dried chilis (little skinny ones - that's hot!)
- chili oil
- molasses
- rose water (from Tunisia)
- Spike, regular flavor
- Spade-L seasoning for beef
- garlic salt
- mustard powder (I can't remember the last time I bought prepared mustard)
- "California style" lemon pepper
- "Chesapeake Bay style" seafood seasoning
- Chinese 5-spice
- demerara sugar, some in a silver sugar bowl and some in a plastic container
- chicken bouillon cubes (I like chicken bullion, but they don't take it at the store)
- cocoa powder (whoops, almost typed coca powder, and I don't think I have that)
- two mortars and pestles
- Two sets of measuring cups, plain Pyrex for 1 and 2 cups wet and pretty robin's egg blue ceramic for 1, 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4 cup dry.
- lavender salt
- dried oregano
- dried basil
- saffron (also from Tunisia)
- harissa, sans olive oil
- caraway
- dill seed
- Dalmatian rubbed sage (I think that should be rubbed Dalmatian sage, but I can see why it isn't)
- sesame seeds
- summer savory
- celery seed
- dried lemon grass
- bay leaves
- white poppy seed
- paprika
- ground marjoram
- sea salt
- pepper
- coriander
- cumin
- turmeric
- fennel
- cloves, whole and ground
- cinammon, sticks and ground
- ground ginger (I also have a bunch frozen)
- cardamom, plain and (I think) smoked
- nutmeg (and snazzy grinder)
- cayenne powder
- chili powder
- sea salt
- 2 pounds honey (I think it's a spice, too, in a way)
- extra nutmeg, turmeric, bay leaves, coriander, molasses
- vanilla, almond and mint extracts
- nuoc mam
- harissa
- wasabi
- tapatio
- sambal oelek
- ketchup (hey, that's a seasoning!)
2 comments:
Just when I thought Dalmatians were useless . . .
Well, fire station dogs are really only useful as a way to make people show they can't spell well. I don't know how many times I have seen Dalmations running rampant through stories...
Let's see: The "seafood seasoning," alas, isn't J-O or Old Bay, but I tend to use seafood as an ingredient rather than as the star of the show...
Combining your comments, however, I do know a large (and growing) Newfoundland who wants to eat seafood. Maybe that counts in some way?
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