That sounds like a lovely day! It's fun to peruse local shops like that. Sometimes it's easy to get caught up in the story/vibe of the business and walk out with more than you bargained for. : ) The spice shop reminded me of one I used to visit in the Jean Talon market in Montreal. They had such incredible blends. I feel my Dad around sometimes too, especially this year when we visited his memorial in Sedona at the Buddhist peace park.
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Aw I know how much you loved and miss your Dad. It's nice to feel them around without the violence of those first months of grief isn't it?
I'm now busy copying the spice blends haha.
It certainly is! Good luck, where there's a will there's a way. : ) We have a larger regional spice shop in the Twin Cities that makes one of the best blends I've ever tried called—Sunny Paris.
To be fair, the best spices I've ever tried were in India from street sellers. Like, oh my god, that's how cummin tastes fresh! Next level. Fresh really does matter. That blend looks amazing - looks like it'd be great on scrambled eggs!
I can't even imagine how fresh the spices are that close to the source. I read that most spice people buy in the grocery stores are already years old. Sunny Paris is amazing, even on buttered sourdough toast. It's so expensive but a nice little luxury from time-to-time. : )
So good. I love letting fennel go to seed here and eating the collected seeds, and coriander seeds, but that's as fresh as it gets!
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