What is ground spice?

Is ground allspice equal to mixed spice in this regard?

Pimenta dioica is a tropical evergreen tree that is native to the Caribbean. Allspice can be described as a dried, unripe berry. It is found in the Caribbean and other parts of central America. Mixed Spice, unlike Allspice which is only one spice, is a mixture of many spices including Cinnamon and Coriander Seed as well as Nutmeg, Ginger, Cloves, Nutmeg, Caraway, Nutmeg and Nutmeg.

Is dried oregano different from ground? You would not expect a significant difference in the appearance of fresh and dried oregano. The appearance of fresh oregano will be bright and leafy, while dried, oregano will be browner and more like a powder than a leaf. This is why many chefs prefer fresh oregano.

What is in ground all-spice?

Ground Allspice. Allspice is made from unripe, dried berries from the pimento tree and contains the flavours of many spices such as cloves, cinnamon, pepper, and nutmeg. Allspice seeds look like dark brown peppercorns when they are first crushed.

What is the difference between five and allspice?

They are not the same. Allspice is a specific Spice. It's a round, peppercorn-shaped seed. Five spice is a combination of five spices, with star anise as the dominant one. Ground cloves and cinnamon can be substituted for allspice if you don't have it.