Article 30 – History of spices
Origin of spices History and origin of spices in India spices have been closely connected to magic , cultural traditions ,preservation ,medicine history. Spices were only component of Indias’ external trade with Mesopotamia, China, Egypt and Arabia along with perfumes and textiles –as far back as 7000 years ago much before the Greek and Roman
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Article 29 – Role Of Spices In History
Spices were an important & crucial source of trade in the early medieval ages. They were very popular in the middle ages. Spices were expensive & the country which had them was considered to be rich. They were a status symbol to the kingdoms & the export of species & trade from it were really
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Article 28 – Ajwain
Ajwain, ajowan or also known as ajowan caraway, ooman in Tamil. We can find ajowan in many places but mostly we can find in Tamil Nadu. It is the famous spices all over Tamil Nadu. Ajwain seeds are the seeds obtained from the ajwain or ajowan plant. These seeds are used as a spice in
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Article 27 – Role Of Spices In History, Mythology And Rituals
A spice is a seed, fruit, root, bark, or other plant substance primarily used for flavoring, coloring or preserving food. Spices are distinguished from herbs, which are the leaves, flowers, or stems of plants used for flavoring or as a garnish. Many spices have antimicrobial properties. This may explain why spices are more commonly used in warmer climates, which have more infectious diseases, and why the use
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Article 26 – History Of Spice
Every dish in a recipe book starts with a sweet fragrance of spices . Not many, but only few know the value this ingredient . We commonly know its location as a kitchen .But never think where it comes or how we started using it ? Spices have been used for medical purposes and to
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Article 25 – Blackpepper Stir Fried Noodles Recipe
1) HEAT OIL IN A WOK 2) TOSS NOODLES IN THE WOK AND ADD CRUSHED BLACK PEPPER. 3) ADD GREEN,YELLOW AND RED CAPSICUM. 4) ADD NOODLE SAUCE. 5) ADD FRESH BEAN SPROUTS. 6) TOSS ON HIGH FLAME AND REMOVE. 7) YOUR BLACK PEPPER STIR FRIED NOODLES IS READY. 8) SERVE IN A NOODLE BOWL AND
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Article 24 – Role of Indian Spices in Indian History
Indian food and its taste is famous all over the world; the delicious aroma, great taste, unique color and finger-licking flavor. All these together make a perfect blend and perfect blend of different spices. are found in Indian foods only. The secret of the delicious flavor of Indian food is its rich spices that are
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Article 23 – Spices Of India
India is the prominent producer of a wide range of spices, oils and oleoresins from spices of various grades. Spices derivatives are also expanding their applications to industries such as pharmaceuticals, medicine, beverages, food processing and personal hygiene products. The contribution of Indian spices to health benefits has been well chronicled since Vedic times. Spices
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Article 22 – Spices
Spices are known as one of the remarkable ingredients of Indian cuisine. Cardamom, Cinnamon, Black paper, Black mustard seed, Golden turmeric, Chilies, Ginger root etc are common spiced used in Indian dishes. India has been world famous for its spices since ancient days. There was a great demand for it in European countries. In 1960-61
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Article 21 – My Favourite Spice
Curry Powder Real curry powder is fresh, vibrant and complex, but the long list of spices which can be used in this mixture lose their potency quickly. It’s best to either grind whole spices before using or keep the mixture in an air-tight container for no more than a couple months. The spices that you
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Article 20 – Indian Spices
Role of spices in history: Spices were an important and crucial source of trade in the early medieval ages. They were very popular in the Middle Ages. Spices were expensive and the country which had them was considered to be rich. They were a status symbol to the then kingdoms and the export of spices
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Article 19 – Saffron
My favourite spice is saffron. It is one of the most precious spices in the world. These are thread like red stigmas are quite literally the stuff of legend. It comes from a flower called ‘saffron crocus’. Ingredients • Pinch saffron threads • ½ cup pistachios • One can of condensed milk • 1½ cups
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Article 18 – Unique Spices Of Karnataka
Karnataka is famous in producing spices , Such as Cardamom , Cumin , Turmeric, Pepper, Garlic , etc. One of the famous spice is pepper . Pepper is grown in several parts of Karnataka , mainly in Madikeri , Shivamoga , Kodagu .Black Pepper is also known as ‘KING OF SPECIES’. In Karnataka state production
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Article 17 – Malpura ( City)
My favourite spice is saffron . So I am going to share my favourite recipe of saffron. 1 cup sugar 1⁄4 tsp. saffron 3 whole green cardamom pods, cracked 1 cup ricotta cheese, drained in a sieve overnight 1 cup flour, sifted 1⁄4 cup ghee or clarified butter 1⁄4 cup chopped pistachios Instructions Simmer sugar, saffron, cardamom, and
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Article 16 – Origin Of Spices
History and Origin of Spices in India Spices have been closely connected to magic, cultural traditions, preservation, medicine and embalming since early human history. Spices were a key component of India’s external trade with Mesopotamia, China, Sumeria, Egypt and Arabia, along with perfumes and textiles – as far back as 7000 years ago – much before the Greek and Roman
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