Question

In gin production, grains of paradise are?

1) a spice from South America that is a member of the pepper family
2) a spice from Southeast Asia that is a cousin to nutmeg
3) a spice from Africa that is a member of the ginger family
4) a key aromatic ingredient in Dutch Genever

Answer 1

Grains of paradise are a key aromatic ingredient in Dutch Genever, which is a type of gin.

Step-by-step explanation:

Grains of paradise are a key aromatic ingredient in Dutch Genever, which is a type of gin. It is not a spice from South America that is a member of the pepper family, a spice from Southeast Asia that is a cousin to nutmeg, or a spice from Africa that is a member of the ginger family. In gin production, grains of paradise are commonly used for their spicy and peppery flavor.