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Experiment with using different spices in your cooking. Since salt raises your blood pressure and therefore can only be taken in moderation, you need to replace it with other spices so that your food won't taste bland. Stock your cabinet with a variety of spices. Basil, oregano, ginger and garlic powder all lend distinctive flavors to your cooking without raising your blood pressure the way that salt does. Try mixing different spices together to see how they affect the taste of your food.
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What are some alternative spices that can be used to replace salt in cooking?
Some alternative spices that can be used to replace salt in cooking include garlic powder, onion powder, black pepper, cumin, paprika, and herbs like thyme, rosemary, and oregano.
Why can snails die by salt and spices?
They die because the salt can effect humans and any other animals including snail spices is the same
What was found because of Marco polo's adventures?
salt and other spices
What was a tablespoon for?
Table spoons are for medicine , salt , sugar. and other cooking spices
Where did the seasoning salt come from?
Season salt is a blend of table salt, herbs, spices, other flavorings and its retail sales came out in 1938.
Can you make alfredo sauce with no salt?
Yes if you put different spices in it but if you dont put other spices then it wont taste right. So... Yes and No
What are products traded on the silk road in medieval times?
Silk, salt, black pepper and other spices.
Do all recipes require salt?
Not all recipes require salt. Some recipes use other spices in place of salt. Many recipes that include salt will turn out fine if you leave the salt out because of a low sodium diet.
How do you relieve high blood pressure?
Reduce your intake of salt, instead of adding salt to your meals use other alternatives such as lemon juice or spices. It really works!
What are the spices they put in the hams that you buy?
Salt, and sugar.
What are example of additives?
spices like pepper;salt
What spices were popular for medieval people?
salt and pepper
