When to Add Spices During Cooking: Timing Guide for Maximum Flavor

When to Add Spices During Cooking: Timing Guide for Maximum Flavor

By Chef Liu Wei ·
When you add spices during the cooking process dramatically affects the final flavor. Whole spices benefit from early addition while ground spices and delicate herbs often work best added late.

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