cinnamon bark

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cinnamon bark

The baker adds a stick of cinnamon bark to the simmering pot.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Aromatic bark used as a spice: The dried inner bark of certain tropical Asian trees (genus Cinnamomum), used for its sweet, warm flavor in cooking and baking.
    • Aromatic bark used medicinally: Specifically, the bark of Saigon cinnamon (Cinnamomum loureiroi), valued in traditional medicine for its carminative properties (helping to relieve flatulence).
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The recipe calls for a stick of cinnamon bark to infuse the mulled wine with flavor.
    • In some traditions, cinnamon bark is chewed or brewed into a tea for digestive comfort.
Advanced Usage
  • "Cinnamon bark oil": An essential oil distilled from cinnamon bark, used in aromatherapy and flavoring.
    • Cinnamon bark oil is very potent and should be diluted before topical application.
Variants and Related Words
  • Cinnamon (n): The general term for the spice, which can be sold as rolled quills (sticks) or ground powder, derived from the bark.
    • Ground cinnamon is made by pulverizing dried cinnamon bark.
  • Cassia bark (n): The bark of a related tree (), often sold as cinnamon but with a stronger, slightly more bitter flavor.
Synonyms
  • Cinnamon stick: A common term for a rolled piece of cinnamon bark.
  • Cinnamon quill: Another term for a cinnamon stick.
Related Phrases
  • A strip of cinnamon bark: Refers to a single piece of the bark.
    • Simmer a strip of cinnamon bark in the syrup for ten minutes.
cinnamon bark

The baker adds a stick of cinnamon bark to the simmering pot.

Noun
  1. aromatic bark used as a spice
  2. aromatic bark of Saigon cinnamon used medicinally as a carminative

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