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You need flavoring. The spice section in your local Czech supermarket might not be quite as comprehensive as those found in the US and UK, but you will find many of the more widely used herbs and spices, both dried and fresh. Pepper, as in the spice from peppercorns, is pretty universal and not unique to Czech cooking. In some of the old-style canteens, the pepper is often served in a bowl which you take with your fingers. Caraway could well be one of the most common Czech spices. The ground version is used for cakes and other baked goods. Paprika, or dried peppers, are also readily available. The term sweet is a bit of a misnomer. Paprika is the key spice in goulash and goulash soup. On the subject of grilling, no Czech barbecue would be complete without mustard and horseradish. Neither is very hot. Juniper berries jalovec are more often associated with gin, but they are used in some Czech dishes. Its distinctive sharp taste is often used with game meat. Imperium Gurmanum. Seasonal Aroma Christmastime involves many spices, and if you know someone who bakes, then their house will be filled with the heady aromas of allspice, nutmeg, and ginger. These spices can be found in most stores. Of course, they are not only used in mulled wine. Staying Fresh Some herbs are almost always sold fresh. The root is often used as the basis of soups and sauces. But if you have enough room in your garden, try growing it: it seems to do quite well in this climate. I teach Czech and Spanish. I teach Chinese and French and English. You can usually by a small pot of them from a nursery, so you can snip them as you need. Oregano is sold as oregano. Basil is bazalka. The latter is not as readily available in the stores as the others. Fresh herbs are not so readily available. Because of the climate, neither plant will grow well in normal conditions here. The owners of both stores can give you tips on what to buy. Apart from herbs and spices, they have a range of sauces, oils, noodles and whatever you might want from Asia. Walking into the store is like getting a noseful of the world at once. The owner is friendly, and shopping there recalls an earlier time when you ordered directly from the shopkeeper. No reviews yet. Comfy place to have a great cup of coffee in the centre of Prague. Tasty food, great coffee, delicious cakes, friendly staff All rights reserved. Sign-in Contact Advertise. Anna I teach Czech and Spanish. Tim Lloyd I teach English. Raleigh I teach English. Samuel I teach Chinese and French and English. Turmeric is sold under the name kurkuma and is mostly available in powdered form. What are your tips on herbs and spices in the Czech Republic? Related articles. Related articles Prague restaurants fight to stay afloat during the second wave of closures. Curtains for the Globe? An expat landmark may be facing its final act. Czech distillery Fleret takes home medals at the popular International Spirits Challenge. Netflix and smell: this Czech stinky-cheese popcorn makes the perfect snack for weekend streaming. Production of Czech Lentilky candy will move to Germany, recipe and packaging to change. Czech and international subscription boxes for your stay-at-home pleasure. Partner articles Eating paneer for pencils and biryani for books: order Curry House delivery and send school supplies to India. Empty short-term rentals and record-low mortgages create prime conditions for Prague apartment hunters. Does swabbing hurt? What about false positives? Where can I get tested? A coronavirus FAQ. Nurturing the mother language can be an important key to academic success. Raw, ecstatic emotion: Why Praguers are getting fired up about guns. Prague restaurants fight to stay afloat during the second wave of closures. Coronavirus-shaped dessert a hit at central Prague cafe. Pumpkins, cider, and color walks: a complete guide to autumn in the Czech Republic. Prague self-service pizza enterprise to take a bigger slice out of the delivery market. Contact Partners Advertise.