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Susan Sabol
As the snow started falling today, I grabbed the bag of potatoes and placed them to boil. As the water began to simmer, I reflected on the carefree days of childhood. I still love to walk in the rain. Growing up and even today, we love our carbs and we love our spuds. They need to so little to gently bring out comforting soft goodness to our lives.
When did the Lenox Spice Village come out? These were originally made by Lenox starting in 1989. The spice houses were the first of the collection. Because they were so successful, the line was expanded to include other kitchen accessories. Each month a new piece was available for sale. The village line was later discontinued in 1993 when they were no longer as popular.
Pumpkin spice might just be the official beverage of Fall. With sweet, tangy, traditional Autumn spices, the aromas draw you into the glass with intoxicating notes of apple, ginger, and clove. Enjoy chilled or hot from your fave mug.
This is an ongoing list of images and names of Indian spices in English and Hindi for reference purposes. In the table below you can easily browse and search for any spice name in Hindi or English that you came across and need to know its corresponding name in English or Hindi. I have also recently made a printable list of the Spices Names that you can download from here.
India is home to a large variety of spices that are used not just in Indian recipes but in recipes around the world. It is an amazing journey down history if you want to trace how travelers introduced new spices across borders. India was at the heart of the Spice Trade. Indian spices were (and still are) always the coveted item in many merchant cargos.
If you have any questions or know about a spice that is missing here or needs correction or if there is an Indian spice (or any other spice) that you cannot find a corresponding Hindi/English name; do let me know through the comments. Or connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and/or Pinterest. Or join our newest journey into Recipe Videos.
When I was watching an Indian chef preparing goda masala, he showed dagad phool, which is a type of lichen. Badal phool was listed as star anise elsewhere, but your list has it as dagad phool. Is this a variation of name depending upon region or language?
Commonly parsley, sage, rosemary and oregano are called the same even in hindi. In most stores people will actually recognise rosemary more than gulmehandi but since you asked, here are the hindi names for the herbs:
I have not used Lodhar powder as such but what I learnt is that it is an ayurvedic powder for skin diseases. The technical name that I found is Symplocos Racemosa. I might be wrong about this one. Please do check at more sources or best ask an Ayurvedic practitioner.
India and Indian cuisine is famous for its spices. Every recipe calls for a different set of spices. Most of the spices have therapeutic properties. Cumin is very good for digestion. In fact in some parts of India, regular drinking water is boiled with cumin (and then cooled). Likewise turmeric has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. Ajwain (carom seeds) are great for stomach aches; ginger is common home remedy for colds etc.
Garam masala is a spice mix made of many different spices including cumin, peppercorns, cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, mace, bay leaf, and coriander seeds. You can check out the proportions of the various spices and how to make your own garam masala powder at home here: Homemade Garam Masala Recipe
This information is very useful.
Staying in a foreign land away from the Indian subcontinent, I can imagine the type of problem anyone would be facing to get the spices for preparing a meal for their family.
I am myself and this information has given me a lot of insight into everyday spice purchase from the supermarket.
Thank you so much for your suggestion. I have updated the spices table with images and both Hindi and English names of all the 5 spices you suggested. ? Looking forward to more suggestions from you!
I love making this mid eastern spice. I have a wonderful Syrian grocery store near me w/such a great variety of spices that I can only find at this store. I have several friends living in Israel & they share w/me their recipes & I have made all of them. Absolutely delish!!!!
I thought I had enough of this spice blend for a recipe I was making and went into a panic when I realized I did not have enough. Thankfully I found these instructions which produced a wonderful spice blend that worked perfectly. Thank you.
Kim Kardashian has an honorary Spice Girls name thanks to member Ginger Spice, Geri Halliwell-Horner. The Kardashians star showed the girl group some love in a recent episode of their Hulu reality show. "I was a Spice Girl for my talent show," Kim revealed in the episode. "I was Victoria [Beckham]. I was Posh, duh." Shortly after the episode aired, Geri reacted to the news and revealed what Spice name the reality star would have as a member of the group.
"She deserves something really good," Geri told E! News. "She deserves something like Inner Strength Spice. I think she's Smart Spice. She's smart. It's brilliant that you're beautiful from the outside, but also she's beautiful with a book in her back pocket. I love that. We can be all things. Good for her!" The Spice Girl went on to praise the Kardashian. "She's amazing. I think she's a very, very good role model. She's smart. She's really been inspiring the way she's turned that business around and also for women to celebrate your curves. I really like that about her."
Gayle, I LOVE that you added Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Almond Milk to your dish! what a great idea!!! This Parmesan Basil Shrimp and Rice be the perfect weeknight dinner!!! and I also love parmesan!! who can resist it?!
Gayle, how can I blame you for cooking with two of the best savory ingredients ever? Parm and garlic are absolutely my faves too, so I am loving this dish! Great idea on incorporating almond milk and a few ingredients to make a simple, lovely dish. Pinning, of course! ?
I love Parmesan cheese and this dish looks incredible!! I love that you used almond milk instead of regular milk. Can not wait to make this so I can eat the whole pan. Totally not sharing this dish. ?
Thank you so much, Jeannie! This shrimp and the tortellini with mustard sauce is a regular in my house. I focus on creating easier recipes because that is what I like, too! Please let me know if you try these dishes, I think you will love them! Have a great rest of your weekend!
There once was a time when I admired the ones that came before me. Our ancestors paved a way for us to break barriers, end stereotypes and change the perspective of how we handle our gifts and talents. I often admired my family members that I grew up with; my father loved technology and fixing electronics so much that he once opened a radio just to see how it worked. All my uncles are talented with their crafts. My uncle Michael loves to lay tile on walls and floors so much that he now does it for a living. When I was growing up the only thing, I would watch on television would be cartoons, wrestling, and football. I admired athletes like Terrell Owens and even college greats like Peter Warrick when he played for Florida State University. There was one football player that I discovered and liked, who brought a new perspective to the comedy world, his name was Anthony Adams.
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