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And then the second book is into-- the first book was more about who I am.Spices? So it depends on the application.
Spices?
spices is that we don't necessarily think of spices as being like we think
spices of cumin a little cury maybe throw in all your grilled vegetable put in your stock you got a wonderful soup
spices and things like that.
spices you said spice goes bad yeah is there a range like I I do have stuff that's your if you have she asked if
spices yet but you going to have a mallet so I can smash the spices right you can can you actually could hey
spices would I recommend that have have been processed well when it comes to things like spices we use it such a
spices or garlic vegetables that product evolved tremendously in a matter of
spices and the very good quality convenience items because they do exist as we all know the greatest invention
spices all over the chicken and that's it that goes in the oven for an hour and 10 minutes and you've got you've got
from spices and other functional foods really do have some potency when it comes to health enhancement.
But spices are quite unique in that they are really concentrated sources of antioxidants and beneficial plant-derived compounds.
And spices really, to me, are a gateway, like I said, into this world of health-enhancing foods or food as preventative medicine.
And spices are just the most potent gateway into that world of functional foods for health.
Most spices are not spicy.
And spices actually count towards that plant diversity.
More spices, more variety, more fun with cooking.
Those spices are toasted and then they're ground.
dried spices and you know the tube socks in the same dreary you know businesses
All spices are so much better when they're toasted.
And spices go stale as well, so you got excited about taco night eight years ago, the cumin is probably-- it's time to move on.
Indian spices.
with spices.
and spices and stuff like that into cocktails.
10,000 spices.
No one stores spices.
One of my favorite spices that I keep.
And so use spices to-- If you're scared of getting in the kitchen, get some ready-bought spice mixes-- garam masala being a great one for Indian spice.
Add some spices, and that's honestly an incredible meal that you can have.
Another trick is spices are activated when you add them to fat.
I think spices come into play because spices are not just medicinal and healing, but they have this incredible ability
I believe spices are powerhouses when it comes to micronutrients and all that good stuff.
And then spices like cinnamon.
And it has spices.
I love whole spices.
A lot of spices have come to us from India, influences from Iran, from Portugal.
And then you have spices like cloves, and pepper, and so on, each of which have very strongly insecticidal-- very intense poisons.
So tomatoes and spices, things like cumin, and curry leaves, and coriander, all of these kind of are different--
and other spices into something like a coconut milk and then take canned chickpeas.
will dissolve the spices into it.
All sorts of spices, the beef is there.
It's those spices that you're using.
and some spices and a bottle of oil.
Are there certain spices or certain like, 10 things, for example, that we have to have stocked?
--favorite and versatile spices to use in the kitchen?
One of my favorite spices is sumac because it gives acidity without adding liquid.
is to look at spices and see how one particular dish can be changed again and again.
And that's how spices used to be made in Israel.
And there are certain spices that are definitely local like zaatar, which some of you might be familiar with, which is a blend of hyssop, and thyme, and sesame, and salt,
And she buys heirloom spices.
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