HUNT VALLEY, Md. Some people have a knack for whipping up flavorful and
delicious meals with ease. However, even the most seasoned cooks appreciate a
little inspiration from time to time, especially during busy weeknights. Thats
why the flavor experts at McCormick are introducing new Recipe Inspirations to
make it fun and easy to try new recipes that are sure to impress everyone at the
dinner tableespecially you.
Experimenting with new herbs and spices is a great way to add a twist to
traditional recipes, said Kevan Vetter, Executive Chef at McCormick. Recipe
Inspirations makes it simple and convenient for home cooks to try something new,
like adding paprika and rosemary to perfectly roasted chicken and potatoes or
turning the flavors of a family favorite quesadilla into a hearty, one-dish
casserole.
Each Recipe Inspirations packet contains six pre-measured, no-waste spices and
herbs along with a perforated, plastic-coated recipe card on the back that can
be filed for future use. The recipes, like Rosemary Roasted Chicken with
Potatoes or Quesadilla Casserole, take just 15 minutes of prep time, cook in 30
minutes or less and will soon become new family favorites.
From Apple & Sage Pork Chops to Shrimp & Pasta Primavera, these inspirational
dishes are convenient and easy on the budget. Priced at $1.99 each, one packet
seasons a main course for four to eight people for just pennies per serving.
Recipe Inspirations comes in six varieties, including Spanish Chicken Skillet
and Garlic Lime Chicken Fajitas. Look for them in the spice aisle of
supermarkets nationwide.
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About McCormick
With an extensive network of researchers, trend experts, chefs, home economists,
food technologists, and sensory analysts, McCormick & Company, Inc. keeps its
finger on the pulse of flavor. McCormick was founded in 1889 in Baltimore,
Maryland. Today it is a global leader in the sale of spices, herbs and
seasonings. McCormick sources high quality ingredients from far-reaching
destinations to bring a world of flavors to consumers.
Source: McCormick
