All Herbs, Spices + Seasoning

Our handmade spice gift sets: The Curry One.

Know a foodie or kitchen lover? Our spice sets make the perfect gift! We have chosen four of our top herb, spice, salt or pepper for each gift set and we just know that you will LOVE these. The perfect starter set for curry lovers, with all the essentials

Included: 

Bombay Potato Mix
Turmeric
Garam Masala
Mild Madras Curry Powder

Each come in a small white top jar, perfect to refill your herbs and spices with us again! 

Garam masala is an iconic Indian spice blend that is used in a wide variety of dishes including curries, stews, soups, dals, and marinades. We love this spice because it lends a warm, sometimes sweet earthiness to a variety of dishes.

And the curry powder - well, chuck it in any curry! We love to roast veg / fry up veg in the curry powder, add coconut milk and more spices and it's a great curry base. Cook up some rice with it and you have a veg curry and rice.

Click here to make bombay potatoes (ignore the coriander, turmeric, garam masala and turmeric)

Our handmade spice gift sets: The Mediterranean One

Know a foodie or kitchen lover? Our spice sets make the perfect gift! We have chosen four of our top herb, spice, salt or pepper for each gift set and we just know that you will LOVE these. The perfect starter set for med lovers.

Fresh, seasoned and balanced.

Included: 
Chilli flakes - dried chilli
Mushrooms - ground shiitake mushroom
Oregano - dried oregano
Rosemary - dried rosemary

Each come in a small white top jar, perfect to refill your herbs and spices with us again! 

All of these ingredients can be used for beautiful dishes. We love the mushroom powder in risottos, pastas, sauces, broths, gravy, mac and cheese - and.... have you ever tried it as a topper for cheese on toast?! Don't hate it until you've tried it, because my goodness the added flavour is incredible. Sprinkle porcini powder onto grilled cheese-on-toast for an out-of-this-world flavour explosion.

Recipes to try:
Vegan mac and cheese 
Vegan risotto
Sprinkle your flaked chillies onto any Med dish - pizzas, pastas, risottos - for an extra kick. They can be stirred in or used as a garnish.
Med veg with greek cheese - you can substitute the cheese for any vegan cheese.

Jess' lazy dish when she wants something fresh and easy: roast tomatoes and garlic cloves into the oven to roast (if you only have tinned tomatoes, reduce these down into a thicker paste with the rosemary and oregano - try the mushrooms in it too for added depth) with fresh herbs (use the dried oregano with this). Cook spaghetti - when the spaghetti is ready, keep some pasta water.
Mix the spaghetti, roasted veg and pasta together, top with the chilli flakes and drizzle some olive oil and you're good to go! 
Fresh, quick and easy.

Our handmade spice gift sets: The Peppery One.

Know a foodie or kitchen lover? Our spice sets make the perfect gift! We have chosen four of our top herb, spice, salt or pepper for each gift set and we just know that you will LOVE these. 

Included: 

White peppercorns

Black peppercorns

Pink peppercorns

Green peppercorns

Each come in a small white top jar, perfect to refill your herbs and spices with us again! 

Vegan peppercorn sauce - you can use either green or black pepper - the green will give it added depth.

Pink peppercorns: The floral and fruity flavor of pink peppercorns works well in spice rubs for meat, poultry, and fish since it can uplift any heavy, rich notes. That fruitiness also accompanies ingredients like galangal, garlic, and lemongrass quite well, making it a great addition to many Thai curries.

Or.... if you're a gin lover, add it to your botanicals when you are making gin and tonics. 

White peppercorns: Use white pepper to season light-colored dishes like cream sauces, soups, potatoes, pasta and seafood. White pepper has a pungent flavor so use less than you would black pepper. We like ground white pepper for Korean dishes. It is definitely great in Asian dishes.

Or, mix them altogether to make your own rainbow peppercorns! 

Our handmade spice gift sets: The Salty One.

Know a foodie or kitchen lover? Our spice sets make the perfect gift! We have chosen four of our top herb, spice, salt or pepper for each gift set and we just know that you will LOVE these. 

Included: 

Dorset sea salt flakes

Garlic infused Dorset sea salt flakes 

Chilli infused Dorset sea salt flakes

Smoked Dorset sea salt flakes

Each come in a small white top jar, perfect to refill your herbs and spices with us again! 

Well, these salts are just amazing on everything! Have you ever heard of Salt Bae and seen the meme of him sprinkling salt as he works? Think salt bae with these salt flakes.

They are great for topping dishes, using as a rub / marinade. The heightened flavour the flakes bring makes you wish you'd got them earlier.

We love using the smoked salt to top pasta dishes and pizzas.

Smoked salt feta traybake recipe
Salted caramel traybake
Garlic salt mushroom ragu

Our handmade spice gift sets: 'The Spicy One'

Know a foodie or kitchen lover? Our spice sets make the perfect gift! We have chosen four of our top herb, spice, salt or pepper for each gift set and we just know that you will LOVE these. The perfect starter set for curry lovers, with all the essentials

Included: 

Chipotlé crushed chillies - 35g

Peri Peri seasoning - 35g

Cayenne pepper - 40g

Crushed chillies - 30g

Each come in a small white top jar, perfect to refill your herbs and spices with us again! 

The chipotle chillies bring added depth to your dishes to chillies - use this chipotle chilli recipe to change it us a bit!

Cayenne pepper can be added into other spice mixes to bring flavour and depth into dishes. Add into a soup for heat

Peri peri seasoning mix is a brilliant spice blend. Try the peri peri seitan chicken recipe - did you know we sell vital wheat gluten which is the base for seitan and meat substitute dishes?

Allspice, also known as Jamaica pepper or new spice, is a spice made from the dried berries of a plant known as Pimenta dioica, a member of the myrtle family. The berries get briefly fermented, before sun-drying until brown.

Often mistaken for a blend of spices, allspice is a single-ingredient seasoning with loads of unique flavor. The flavour of allspice brings to mind cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and pepper.

Whole allspice berries are sometimes used in stews and soups, and for pickling and brining. The ground version is more commonly used in desserts, such as pumpkin cake or pie, spice cakes, and gingerbread.

Basil (Ocimum basilicum) is an annual herb of the mint family (Lamiaceae) grown for its aromatic leaves. It is thought native to India and is widely grown as a kitchen herb. The leaves are used fresh or dried to flavour savoury dishes and create pesto, but is getting more commonly used in sweet dishes and summery cocktails.

Here's a link to some basil-related cocktails from Supercall to fragrant-up that summery freshness in your drinks. Or try this super creamy pea pesto pasta with sundried tomatoes from Minimalist Baker, super delicious and nutritous! 

Bay leaves, although may not look like much, actually have a sweet, herbal and floral nature that give that extra depth of flavour in dishes. They come from the bay laurel tree, native to the Mediterranean. Most commonly known for their addition into broths, soups, and stews as a flavour enhancer.

Maybe try not to eat them whole though - they're not so tasty as a snack. 

• Beetroot powder is rich in antioxidants, dietary fiber, calcium, iron, potassium, folate and manganese, along with other nutrients. Perhaps most remarkably, beets are naturally rich in nitrate, compounds that can improve blood flow and lower blood pressure, leading to notable health benefits. 

Add to your smoothies for an added nutrient kick!

Black Peppercorns are the dried fruits of a flowering climbing vine from the Piperaceae family. The peppercorns are harvested, boiled and dried. They are rich in vitamins A and C, can boost absorption of some essential nutrients, and contain antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. These properties, along with it's peppery taste, are attributed to the presence of the essential oil 'piperine'.

Black Peppercorns are one of the most widely used spices globally and are often combined with salt tableside as a condiment. They are normally cracked or ground, using a spice mill or mortar and pestle, to release their pungent aroma and fruity, picante flavor.

Top tip: The flavor of black peppercorn is enhanced when combined with an acidic ingredient like lemon or tomatoes and can even be added to cocktails and desserts for a unique flavor experience.

Want to take your peppery relationship further than just a condiment?... Try this vegan caramelized black pepper tofu and noodles from Rabbit & Wolves. Or the perfect balance between acidity and pepperiness, in the Dalmation Vodka Cocktail from Saveur.com.

Fun fact: Black Peppercorns are native to the Malabar Coast of India, where evidence shows the spice has been used for over 4,000 years. For a long time, is was primarily utilized as a medicine. The spice was even used in preserving mummies (Ramses the Great’s body had peppercorns stuffed in the nostrils to help keep the body clean).

Black salt, or kala noon, is a type of rock salt, a salty and pungent-smelling condiment used in South Asia. The condiment is composed largely of sodium chloride with several other components lending the salt its colour and smell. The smell is mainly due to its sulphur content. Due to the presence of Greigite (Fe3S4, Iron(II, III) sulfide) in the mineral, it forms brownish pink to dark violet translucent crystals when whole, and, when ground into a powder, it is light purple to pink in colour.

Brown mustard seeds are most known in wholegrain mustard, and as a seasoning. However they also commonly used in Indian cooking, where their fragrant tastes come out from roasting in a dry pan, or lightly fried in ghee/oil until they pop. 

Allergens: mustard

Cajun seasoning is a blend of paprika, cayenne pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, black pepper, crushed red pepper, thyme and oregano. What a delicious explosion of flavour!

Allergens: mustard

Ingredients: paprika, salt, chilli, black pepper, garlic, MUSTARD, onion, sugar, turmeric, coriander, thyme, oregano, silicon dioxide, sage, sunflower oil

A member of the carrot family, native to Asia and Europe. Used whole, the thin crescent-shape seeds have a strong characteristic flavour. Add at the beginning of cooking and use sparingly. Good in bread, curries, casseroles, pastries and cakes.

Cardamom is a spice made from the seed pods of various plants in the ginger family. It's native to India and Sri Lanka, and highly aromatic.

This isn't just for curries though, its also used often in dessert, rice, and if you're a chai lover - it's a common ingredient of chai. It's also been known for its use in flavouring coffee in Middle Eastern countires, or in Scandinavian breads and pastries. 

Don't just take our word for it though! Get creative and let us know where your inventions take you. 

These are not so tasty as a snack though for most, so not recommended to eat by themselves.

Top tip: To get maximum fragrance, bruise the pods first to expose the seeds before adding them in at the start of cooking. 

Cayenne pepper is a variety of chilli powder from hot red chilli peppers native to Central America. Cayenne pepper can be used in the same way as chilli powder, although it is rather hotter. Add sparingly to soups, white sauces, curries and spicy dishes.

Ingredients: Chilli Powder, Paprika, Sunflower Oil

Crushed chilli flakes, perfect for topping your foods, mixing into your curries and bakes etc. Go wild! 

Ingredients: chillis (crushed)

Chilli sea salt flakes, from Dorset Sea Salt Co. Perfect for adding to asian cooking, or adding a kick to chicken, fish or tofu.