Recipes with mace

Nutmeg and mace both are part of the same seed, and have a warm, earthy, aromatic flavor. Mace is slightly stronger and sweeter than nutmeg, and works particularly well in custard-based desserts.

The spice mace is related to nutmeg & is similar in aroma & flavor. Used in teas, desserts & food recipes, this spice also has antioxidant health benefits.

Take butterscotch oatmeal cookies to the next level by adding mace and toasting the oats.

A lovely sugar cookie that is perfumed with mace and that I add vanilla sugar to. Perfect all year round. Yield depends on the size that you make the cookies.

“What is mace spice,” you will find the answer here! Learn all about this unique spice and see why mace spice is so popular with foodies!

According to John Shields, Mrs. Morrison was the housekeeper at an Episcopal Church in Baltimore for many years and made this cake a staple at generations of church events. If you want to sweeten/fancy it up, add whipped cream or ice cream and strawberries. I think it's quite nice just as it is.

Discover the important benefits of mace spice (javitri), from keeping the digestive system and kidneys healthy to boosting appetite and blood circulation.

A mace substitute might not be needed often, but when it is make sure you know what ingredients will work in its place!

Scotch pies are also known as Scottish pies, they are part of a rich culture of British savoury pies. They are filled with minced lamb or mutton flavoured with mace and other herbs and they taste simply stunning!

Delicious hot or cold, can be made in advance and freeze well, these deliciously seasoned meat patties are massively popular in Germany and Denmark!