spice

Object

• chutney: Moving away from the traditional crumble, try making a spiced rhubarb chutney or rhubarb cordial by boiling the rhubarb with sugar and straining.
• rum: Also, the shop has added organic vodka, gin and spiced rum to its alcohol shelves.

Converse of object

• pickle: Pat hens dry with paper towels; brush off excess pickling spice.
• grind: The Bhandary's Mate might be observed grinding spices on a stone for the morrow's curry.
• add: Sudoku War adds spice to the most exciting puzzle ever!
• curry: Heat the oil and fry the curry spices for 1 minute.

Adjective modifier

• aromatic: Apart from its incomparable natural beauty, Kerala is also known for its aromatic spices.
• mixed: Mix the bicarbonate of soda, nutmeg, mixed spice into the flour turning well.
• exotic: The Scottish setting and dialog add a bit of exotic spice for readers tired of terror tales set in small town America.
• fragrant: Enticed by the scent of fragrant spices and raucous chatter, I wander down the hill.
• pungent: As a pungent spice and flavoring agent, Ginger also has an important place in the cuisine of countries all around the world.
• oriental: Often thought of as an oriental spice, but the ancient Greeks used ginger as a medicine.

Modifies a noun

• turmeric: In a double-blind trial, the spice turmeric was found to relieve indigestion.
• grinder: Place the cardamom, peppercorns, cloves, cumin seeds, nutmeg and cinnamon in a clean coffee grinder or spice grinder.
• rack: Students have produced key rings, bird tables and spice racks.
• plantation: The island is still famous for its spices, and tours around a spice plantation can be organized.
• mixture: Add this puree to the ground spice mixture in the bowl.
• paste: Add the chicken, sausage and spice paste and combine.

Noun used with modifier

• cinnamon: Luscious sultana and aromatic herbal nose, again a cinnamon spice note.
• ginger: Typical aromas are poached pears, white peach, winter melon and ginger spice.