Cinnamon Bark
Cinnamon is a plant from the laurel family. Cinnamon is a tree approximately 10 cm tall. Cinnamon, which has a long, cylindrical trunk, is dried after peeling. The flowers are gathered together at one end at the top of the tree.
Cinnamon is generally used as a spice. It is also used as a seasoning or as a fragrance in dishes. Cinnamon grows in tropical climates. Therefore, it is not a plant that grows in our country. However, cinnamon is also used in botanical gardens in Turkey. It is cultivated most widely in countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Madagascar, Brazil, and Jamaica.
If thin cinnamon bark is to be used as a spice, it is peeled from the outer bark of the tree and then dried. After drying, the thin bark can be used as a spice. Cinnamon is used in many different ways in our country.
How to Use Cinnamon?
Cinnamon is a plant with a wide range of uses. It is generally used in kitchens for dishes and desserts. Its pleasant scent also makes it a natural room freshener. When using cinnamon daily, do not exceed 5-10 grams.
The most widely used form of cinnamon is as tea. You can add half a cinnamon stick to a glass of water, boil it, and brew it before using it. Cinnamon can be grated or powdered when used in desserts.
Cinnamon is a spice known for its aromatic and delicious texture. Cinnamon, obtained from the inner bark of cinnamon trees, has been used in medicine since Ancient Egypt. Thin-shelled cinnamon can be used in many dishes.
In What Dishes Is Cinnamon Used?
Cinnamon is used in powdered cinnamon and thin sticks. You can use cinnamon in many pastries. In addition, it is used in many dishes. When used in powder form, it can also be used in beverages and desserts.
Cinnamon is also used in chocolate making in Mexico. Cinnamon is an essential flavor in chicken and lamb dishes. In the United States, it is used in cereals, toast, fruit, and tarts. In Persian and Turkish cuisine, it can be used to add flavor to soups.
You can also use cinnamon to add flavor to stuffed vine leaves and dolmas. It is also widely used in stuffed rice pilaf around Gaziantep and Adana. It can also be used for its fragrance and aroma in natural fruit juice and compote.
Origin: Vietnam