Spice coffee

Adding spices to coffee has been a common practice for decades, if not centuries, in many parts of the world, like Morocco and Mexico. Warmer spices like cardamom, allspice, cloves, ginger, nutmeg, star anise, and cinnamon pair particularly well with coffee. You can add a sprinkle of pre-ground spices directly into your coffee maker or you can add whole spices in with your beans and grind them together. Then add a pinch of salt and brew as normal. It's the best way to get a better cup of…

Feel free to adjust up or down, to make a larger or smaller amount of the spice blend.

Use this recipe as a starting point to get that perfect amount of spice.

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