This Chinese five-spice spice blend can be used in marinades, rubs, soups, baked goods, and more! You are going to want to make some more of my spice mixes. Poultry seasoning, blackening seasoning, ...

Apart from that, You can use five-spice powder in many different ways in Chinese and Taiwanese. These include adding it to stew meat or poultry, marinade meat or poultry, use a spice rub for roasting ...

Five-spice powder is available from Chinese grocers, and is becoming more widely available in supermarkets too. A good blend should be fragrant and spicy but also slightly sweet.

According to Ksenia Prints of At the Immigrant's Table, the star of this recipe is the Chinese five-spice powder, a blend of ...

Grab those exotic vegetables you have been eyeing for a while and give them a new twist. A pinch of five spice powder brings out the depth of your fritters. Enjoy them with a nice game of football and ...

though - I no longer use the icing sugar called for in the original recipe, because it's lumpy unless you sift it. I also like to add a touch of spice - in this case, five-spice powder - to change ...

Toss your preferred veggies, like carrots or cauliflower florets, in olive oil. Add salt, pepper, and half a teaspoon each of ...

Transfer hot nuts to a bowl and toss with ground toasted spice mixture, five-spice powder, cayenne pepper, salt and MSG. While still hot, add minced garlic and scallions, and stir until fragrant.