Chances are, you’ve most likely seen allspice on recipe ingredient lists around the holidays. And while it can be used year round, its sweet and smoky aroma offers warm flavors found in fall breads ...

Plus, how to substitute if you’re out. Whether making a dry rub for barbecue or warming up a batch of mulled cider for a holiday spread, you'll find plenty of reasons to use allspice in the kitchen.

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Remove rind of fat if any on the ham and score the skin. Mix the sugar, maple syrup, allspice and vinegar. Heat oven to 180°c and brush some of the glaze over the ham. Place in oven and brush ...

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