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What is a cinnamon quill?
A cinnamon quill is another name for cinnamon stick. It's the dried inner bark of the cinnamon tree, rolled into a cylindrical shape that resembles a quill pen.
Here's what you need to know about cinnamon quills:
* Flavor: They have a warm, sweet, and slightly spicy flavor that's characteristic of cinnamon.
* Uses: They are primarily used as a spice in baking and cooking, adding flavor to desserts, savory dishes, and beverages.
* Appearance: They come in various lengths and thicknesses, with a reddish-brown to brown color. The surface is often rough and slightly grooved.
* Other Names: You might also hear them called cinnamon sticks, Ceylon cinnamon, or cassia cinnamon.
Tip: When using cinnamon quills in recipes, it's essential to break them into smaller pieces or grind them into powder to release their flavor more easily.
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