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Cinnamon
Aromatic bark of cinnamon or cassia trees. This sweet spice comes from the bark of several tropical trees. The bark is removed, dried and rolled up to make a tube. Cinnamon is sold dry as sticks but also often as a powder.

Use: Used in baking and with fruit but can be added to savoury dishes. Also in pastries, breads, desserts, cooked fruits, ham, sweet potatoes, hot beverages, cereals.

10 things to do with Cinnamon
-Alta's pumpkin dish -American pumpkin cookies
-Apfelstrudel -Apple and poppy seed pie
-Dhal soup (Red lentil soup) -Chicken korma
-Date and sago pudding -Baklava
-Chocolate raspberry soufflé -Baked glazed gammon
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