In the sleeve of NoMU spices which I received from Simon from his conference @JSinSA , which I mentioned in my IMK post, were the following:
Italian rub – An irresistible blend of basil, oregano, safe, sun-dried tomato, sun-dried olives and rosemary. Stir into pasta sauce or risotto. Combine with olive oil and rub into meat, poultry, seafood and vegetables before grilling, frying or roasting. Add to balsamic vinaigrette. Sprinkle over pizza, lasagne or bruschetta.
- I added this lovely rub to my standard pasta sauce and it enhanced the flavours beautifully. It was also a tasty addition to my pizza base sauce and was a welcome addition to my Roasted Tomato and Chicken Pasta.
Seafood rub – A delicate blend of herbs and spices to add a subtle complexity to seafood dishes. Rub into fresh fillets of fish before pan frying or prawns before grilling. Add to bouillabaisse, sprinkle over gravadlax or stir into melted butter wit lemon and garlic.
- This was fabulous with a pan fried piece of hake. Sorry I never took a picture to share with you.
Oriental rub – Coriander, star anise, sweet basil, lemon grass, ginger, chilli and lime for a taste of the East. Rub into duck, chicken, fish, beef or vegetables. Sprinkle over stir-fries. Add to dressings. Combine with honey, soy and peanut oil for the perfect Asian marinade.
- I haven’t used this one yet – think I will experiment and add it to a curry of sorts.
Sweet rub – Sugar and Spice! A warm blend of cinnamon, allspice, cloves and vanilla sugar. Sprinkle over hot pancakes with melting maple syrup. Rub into peaches before grilling. Add a teaspoon to hot chocolate. Sprinkle over muffins or cakes before baking.
- To date all I have used this yummilicious rub is for pancakes. I am looking forward to adding it to baked apples.
I usually just keep Italian rub in the pantry…sweet rub sounds pretty awesome for the X’mas baking.
It’s great having new spices to experiment with in the kitchen Angie. Have a super day. 🙂 xo
I love the sound of these spices 😀
Cheers
CCU
They really are lovely CCU. Have a happy day. 🙂 xo
How wonderful to have these products. You could cook just about anything with these xx
Absolutely true Charlie, you can cook just about anything with them. Have a super day. 🙂 xo
That’s a really great collection of spices & thank you for the detail on what’s in them. I see a lot of different combinations but rarely do you know what’s in them.
It is great being able to read what eat one contains Diane. Hope you are staying warm. 🙂 xo
These each sound great, Mandy. For some reason, I’m drawn to the Italian rub. Imagine that! Even so, I’d be more than willing to give their other rubs a try, too. I checked their website and they’ve plans to expand into the US. Fingers crossed. 🙂
Hee hee, imagine that John. 😉 How awesome that NoMU are branching out to the US. They were as far as Mauritius when we were living there so they must be going from strength to strength. Have a happy day. 🙂 xo
Ooh! They sound lovely enough I might just have to rub some of this stuff behind my ears. Talk about a way to attract people! 🙂
Must say Kathryn, the aromas are fabulous with these rubs. Have a beautiful afternoon. 🙂 xo
What a lovely collection of spice mixes, I will have to keep and eye out for them, especially the oriental and the sweet rub! YUM!
Their range has so many more wonderful rubs and loads of other goodies too. Hope you can find some in your area. Have a super day. 🙂
I bet that sweet and spice was fantastic in pancakes! And your Italian blend sounds absolutely heavenly!
Wish I could send a sleeve over to you so you and the family could try them. Have a lovely day. 🙂 xo
I’ve heard of Nomu before but never thought to give it a try. These definitely sound wonderful. I may have to give it a try
Hope you enjoy them when you try them Kay. Have a super day. 🙂 xo
Ahhh, they all sound wonderful. Especially the sweet rub.
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Must say, the sweet rub is fab! have a beautiful Sunday dear Kim. 🙂 xo
I have never tried using rubs but I am seriously considering it in the future. Can’t wait till I get my own kitchen!
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Hi Johan, thanks for stopping by. I hope you get your own kitchen soon. Have a super day. 🙂
hello there 🙂 these sound divine!! I live in the USA where can I purchase these?? Please help
Hi Mickca, best bet would be to make contact with them via there website – NOMU. Have a super day.