About Whole Mace Blades
Mace is the outer shell of the nutmeg fruit. It has a lighter, sweeter flavour.
Should you open the small, plum-sized fruit of the nutmeg tree, inside you would find the nutmeg protectively covered by the thin, lacy-looking scarlet-coloured shell that we know as Mace. After the Mace is peeled from the shell and dried, its beautiful scarlet colour fades to a light brown. Its flavour is similar to, but more delicate than, the sturdy nutmeg. Mace Blades are used for soups and sauces, and are often found in wine mulling mixtures.
You can substitute nutmeg and Mace for each other in most recipes.
Customer reviews
I made custard tarts and sprinkled some mace on top instead of nutmeg - it really complemented the flavour of the egg custard - I preferred it to the stronger flavour of nutmeg.
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