Can you bloom spices without oil?
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Let them bloom until they start to smell fresh, nutty, and kind of toasty. ... If you're going to add the spices whole and dry to something water soluble, like a soup, dip, or a simmering sauce, toast them without oil. Add them to the pan once it's hot, and turn the heat down.
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