Usually spices are an ingredient used to season a dish in the meal during its preparation and condiments are for using at the table to enhance the dish as each individual's tastes prefer. You like ketchup on your hamburger, I like mustard, for example. A condiment is most often something involving some preparation on its own before using, like ketchup, relish, mustard or a special sauce. A spice is usually a single unprepared ingredient (e.g., nutmeg, cinnamon, clove, salt, pepper), but spices can also be made ahead as a mixture, like curry powder or chili powder.
Spices differ from herbs in that the herbs are typically the green leafy parts of the plant being used, while spices are the dried seed, bark or other plant part. For example, dill weed is an herb and dill seeds are a spice.
There is some cross over when it comes to spices and condiments using one main ingredient, depending on preparation. For example, prepared mustard that you use on your hamburger is a condiment (it is ground Mustard Seed combined with vinegar and other ingredients to make the spread), but whole mustard seeds and dry mustard powder, which is made from the ground seeds, would be considered spices.
Simple put herbs are unrefined seasonings either fresh or dried. Spices have been refined further such as ground, crushed or heated to release flavors these seasonings are more portable offer some longer storage. Condiments are seasoning preparations utilizing the very herbs and spices a blend that creates the final dish seasoning ready made in qunitity for easy consumption.
Spices are ingredients used to enhance or add flavor to a dish. They are mostly added during the cooking process. Salt, pepper, oregano, basil, garlic powder, and other like herbs are spices.
Condiments are usually added after the dish is finished. Condiments are normally sauces. Ketchup, mustard, relish, and tabasco are all examples of condiments. Condiments are usually there to enhance a dish based on a person's preference of taste (I may like chili on my hot dog while you may not).
Spices such as chili & salt have a little aroma and are used as a person's preference for taste.
Condiments such as coriander, ginger, mint, nut meg, garlic, safron etc. have lot of aroma and are used as flavouring material to inhance the quality of the food.
The difference between seasonings and flavorings is as following:
Seasonings enhances the flavor of the product Ex:black pepper
Flavoring improves the flavor of the product Ex:vanilla extract
Seasoning is adding salt and pepper to a dish, condiments are things like mustard, ketchup
The seasoning complements and makes the flavour of the dish better to the taster. salt is used to bring out flavours in dishes.
Accompaniments are like condiments for your music.
condiments are toppings (ie:ketchup, mustard, relish) that one puts on top of your meal, while additives are artificial ingredients and flavour enhancers cooked/baked directly into the food
Its general use is as a condiment for seasoning foods
Lettuce is not a condiment. A condiment is a sauce, seasoning, or paste added to food to give it flavour. Mustard is an example of a condiment.
Because: - sodium is absolutely necessary for the organism - sodium chloride is a preservative - sodium chloride is a condiment, a seasoning compound
carmel is added to the popcorn with a packet kettle corn is a seasoning already on the popcorn.
Jelly can be considered a condiment. A condiment can be defined as a sauce or seasoning added to food (by the person eating) to either complement or add flavor. Sometimes condiments are added while cooking to add flavor or texture (eg. Apple Jelly, BBQ sauce, Soy sauce, etc.).
It depends on who is cooking and what seasoning's, spice's, methods they use.
You'd more probably say 'el condimento', because 'la' is feminine and 'condimento' is masculine. It means the same as condiment, seasoning, in English
Tea is not a condiment.
Condiment King was created in 1994.
We have turkey seasoning and fancy ovens and they did not. Also, turkeys today are raised on farms. The turkeys served at the first Thanksgiving were wild.
Other words for condiment are gravy, dressing, and sauce
NO! condiment are like kethcup and mustard and relish and all that stuff.