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Moroccan Chicken Casserole<br />
We all know the saying: Variety is the spice of life.<br />
Everyone craves variety on some level, especially when it comes to what we’re eating.<br />
What is the easiest way to add variety to your meals? Turn that phrase around and you’ll<br />
have the answer: Spice is the variety of life in the kitchen.<br />
Take a look at your spice rack. Salt, pepper, maybe some dried oregano. How about<br />
paprika and cinnamon? What about cumin, turmeric, or coriander? These aromatic seasonings<br />
can enhance anything you’re cooking. If you’re overwhelmed by all the options<br />
in the spice aisle, consider using a spice blend such as curry powder, Cajun rub or Chinese<br />
five spice. A tablespoon or less sprinkled over meat before you cook it will add a<br />
whole new dimension of flavor. If you’re feeling adventurous, buy a bunch of different<br />
spices and play around with combinations.<br />
A blend of cumin, paprika, coriander, turmeric and cinnamon gives chicken and cauliflower<br />
a Moroccan twist. The spices mostly add depth of flavor, with just a little bit of<br />
heat. If you want a dish that’s truly spicy, that’s where cayenne comes in.<br />
If you’re just starting to add a new variety of spices to your pantry, the spice aisle at a<br />
grocery store is a decent place to get started. If you’re really serious about exploring<br />
spices, though, you’ll want to look for either a store that specializes in just spices or an<br />
ethnic grocery store where you can buy small amounts in bulk. Ideally, buy your spices<br />
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