Top 5 Spices To Have In Your Kitchen

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In this video, Chef Fernando discusses the top 5 spices every chef should have on hand in the kitchen. These top spices consist of cinnamon, red pepper flakes, paprika, garlic powder and onion powder. Cinnamon has a heart-warming flavor and is great for baking and can add a kick to your coffee or side dish. Red pepper flakes is a must-have in the kitchen to add heat to any dish! Paprika is great for grilling to add both a sweet and earthy touch to your meats. Garlic powder adds taste to bland dishes and compliments other flavors. Lastly, onion powder is the go-to spice for meats and vegetables and adds depth to a dish. Learn more about these five spices from Chef Fernando and make sure your kitchen is stocked with them!

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