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GB

Chief Eating Officer
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Jul 14, 2004
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OK I got my first order from Penzys Spices and boy was I thrilled. I used the fajita seasoning last night. I have never made fajitas before, but I will be doing this again real soon. I used a little more seasoning than they recommended and I think I will use even more next time, but the flavor was great. I cannot wait to try the other things I got from them.
 

Otter

Sous Chef
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Sep 1, 2004
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USA,Minnesota
Based on what I've received so far, I can't imagine buying off the supermarket shelves again. They have everything you could want and more, plus it's fresh and it's reasonably priced.
 

norgeskog

Washing Up
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Aug 28, 2004
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Eugene, Oregon
I just received the catalogue today. What are your favorites? I have not had time to go through it, but will over the next few days. It is as big as my Martha Stewart and Gourmet magazines.

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aruzinsky

Washing Up
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Sep 26, 2004
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AllenMI said:
Do they have fenugreek seeds (main flavor behind store-bought curry) or ground sandalwood?

You can download the catalog here:
http://www.penzeys.com/images/F04.pdf

To display such a PDF file, you need a free Adobe Acrobat Reader which you can download from here:

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readermain.html

Of course, they have fenugreek, it is not rare.

If I wanted a sandalwood flavor, I would use sandalwood oil which is widely available elsewhere.

It may interested you to know that Penzeys has mahlab seeds which is used in some Mideastern pastries and somewhat difficult to find in the USA, at least, in non-Arab stores.
 

JRsTXDeb

Senior Cook
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Sep 27, 2004
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So. Texas
thanks so much for posting this! I was trying to remember the 'name of that spice place' the other day! I will certainly visit and request a catalog from them.
BTW - I'm a newbie, good to be here, have been lurking and this seems like a pretty active nice place to visit.
 

crewsk

Master Chef
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Aug 25, 2004
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Columbia, SouthCarolina
JRsTXDeb, be careful, you may start to live here, not just visit, like a lot of us! It's great to have you here! :LOL:

BTW, I'm waiting on my catalog & I downloaded it too.
 

mudbug

Chef Extraordinaire
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Sep 9, 2004
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NoVA, beyond the Beltway
JrsTXDeb, crewsk knows what she is talking about!

Bienvenu!

p.s. all - I have a lousy printer so didn't download. got hard copy in the mail and will try to look it over this weekend.
 

aruzinsky

Washing Up
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Sep 26, 2004
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crewsk said:
I prefer the hard copy because printer ink is so expensive! I downloaded it just to look at until I get the catalog.

Not if you refill your empty ink cartridges with 3rd party ink. It cost me about $2.00 per cartridge. You can find out how to do this on the Printer Forum here: http://www.dpreview.com/ . Do a search before asking questions on this printer forum.
 
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