Our Favorite Vegetable and Spice Blend Pairings

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Many of us are starting new meal routines for the new year. Whatever culinary path you choose, there's sure to be more vegetables on the menu. Spice blends are an excellent way to make vegetables more exciting, often by simply dicing and seasoning them before tossing everything in the oven. We put together a few of our favorite spice blends and vegetable pairings to take the guesswork out of meal planning. Be sure to explore our other favorite spice blends for vegetables along with our salt-free spice blends and sugar-free spice blends.

Curried Cauliflower with Brown Mustard Seeds Cauliflower almost has a creamy flavor for a vegetable, making it a perfect canvas for bold curry powders.

Top Blends for Vegetables Sweet Curry Powder The word curry is Tamil for sauce. In the 17th century, curry powder was introduced to the Western hemisphere when employees of the British East India Company decided to take home the flavors of South Asia. This blend is our most popular for remaining rich in flavor with no heat.  Gateway to the North Maple Garlic One of our most popular blends, this seasoning is sweet, savory, and made with real Wisconsin maple sugar. Named after the maple industry hub of Marinette County, Gateway to the North compliments pork, baked beans, and sweet potatoes. Lately, we've been using it for roasted beets and carrots.

Marrakesh Market Blend Few experiences match the intoxication of spice shopping in Marrakesh's medina, where the aroma of fresh turmeric, saffron, and nutmeg fill the air. This market blend of cumin, cinnamon, coriander, and cardamom will transport your tagine to the sheltering skies of the High Atlas Mountains. Herbes de Provence The scent of Provence in a bottle, these classic Mediterranean herbs, dried at their peak, add summery redolence to rabbit, poultry, and ratatouille. This blend is ideal for vegetables, especially eggplant and zucchini. We kicked radishes out of the salad by roasting them with this redolent herb blend.

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