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five-spice powder
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five-spice powder (fvsps)
n.
A seasoning used especially in Chinese cooking, consisting of ground cinnamon, cloves, star anise, fennel seed, and Szechuan peppercorns.
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Hot & Spicy Chicken Ingredients (make a few hours ahead - serves 4) 6 chicken breasts 6 cloves of garlic crushed 2 red chillies finely chopped 6cm piece of fresh ginger peeled and chopped 50ml sesame oil 50ml rice wine vinegar 100ml dry sherry 100ml honey 100ml hoisin sauce 150g muscovado sugar 1 teaspoon Chinese five spice Small bunch of fresh coriander well chopped Method 1.
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s a spice put out by several companies, called Chinese Five spice.
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