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These smoked pork rib chops take almost no time to prep and they cook quickly. The combination of spices and smoky flavour is delicious.
Get the recipe here: photosandfood.ca/2017/05/28/smoked-pork-rib-chops/
The Spice Bazaar is also known as the Egyptian Bazaar (Turkish: Mısır Çarşısı) .
It was designed by the then chief architect of the Ottoman Empire, Mimar Kasım, who died the year before it opened (1660).
The bazaar is located next to the Yeni Mosque and the animal market; near the Galata Bridge.
Mom had some spice drops at her house. Couldn't resist photographing them!
This was #1 on Explore for July 16 2009 for a short while! ;-)
Are a ceramic spice jar set. There were ceramic houses for Nutmeg, Tarragon, Basil, Garlic, Paprika, Ginger and Cinnamon. They were on a shelf in someone's kitchen.
Spice up your life.
What is life without a bit of
Peppercorn Melange.
Black, white, green and pink but in black and white.
This area is the hub of the Kerala spice trade. Famous for tea, dried fruits, cashew nuts and rubber, it stretches from the Vypin Jetty along Calvathy Road and Bazaar Road to the Dutch Palace.
Since the formation of Cochin harbour following the floods of 1341 merchant ships have sailed to Kochi and dropped anchor at the mouth of the Calvathy river. The spices they sought were carried by boat from the inland waterways of Kerala and delivered to the docks at jetties which lined the harbour waterfront. The harbour became a hectic trading area where transactions were conducted and customs duties were levied. Eventually the Portuguese, Dutch and British came to this region one by one, laying the foundations for colonial rule.
There are numerous warehouses along this stretch of road, some are disused but many still function as spice ‘godowns’ or storage areas for antiques, food and other produce. The Kochi Biennale Foundation has secured over 100,000 sq feet of space for installation, projection and mixed media works. This would open a dialogue between “fine” art and urban decay as many of these structures are being reanimated from a severe state of disrepair.
Other day I was cooking potatoes for breakfast. After adding all the spices I realized I've used coriander in three different forms...seeds, ground and fresh coriander. The fun part was, in spite of using the same ingredient..all three forms tasted totally diverse :)
I've planned to post a spice per week until my lazy susan go wild, so folks please bare with me ;)
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Every time I taste spice drops, I remember my Grandma Wolf. She always had some of them stashed in her bread box. They were often dried up and stale, but she did not seem to mind, and neither did we kids.
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In the kitchen where I'm cooking what is good for me
Spices from the Globe
Little by little is the finest meal
It's half the type for hope
Come and see
You mix it all together in your dreams
Ingredients from the Seven Sees, and I
I'm realizing things ain't what they seem
That's the riddle of it
That's the spirit of it
That's the power of life
•Unknown author•
For Macro Mondays - Members choice "Herbs and Spices"
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The Grinch is alive and well here in Alaska and doesn't appreciate her new hat!
Our dog spice enduring my wife's Christmas spirit!
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Sahakari Spice Farm, Ponda, Goa
Sahakari Spice Farm is situated amidst lush green surroundings at Curti. The taluka of Ponda in which it is located, is extremely popular amongst tourists for its rich cultural heritage and magnificently designed places of worship. This Spice farm adds to the variety of tourist destinations that Ponda has to boast of.
A place for relaxation under the dense forest cover, an aroma of a variety of genuine spices coming from the trees grown around the farm, lots of knowledge, guidance on the type of species and treatment for various diseases, sumptuous lunch in traditional Goan style, and other modes of entertainment, all this and more to add to a cherish-able day at Sahakari Spice Farm.
As you move deeper into this site, you will discover the health, wealth and wonders of nature that this farm is endowed with!
Dubai has a long history with Arabic caravans. Although most spices trading is done in supermarkets these days, there is still a strong nostalgic and intangible heritage related to Spice Souks across the Arabian Peninsula.
India Day 2 - Delhi
Carrying on with the cycling tour, we end up at the Spice Market in Delhi. Thank goodness for the masks as breathing was difficult with all the chilli in the air!!