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ORIGIN: India MEDICINAL: It helps with digestion and sweetens the breath, so it is chewed after meals in parts of…
Anise Seed
$1.75
ORIGIN: Vietnam Medicinal: A warming spice that gently aids sluggish digestion. Extracts from star anise are used to make the…
Anise Star
$2.75
ORIGIN: Central America MEDICINAL: Once used to control fevers, dysentery and kidney diseases, though is now used mostly as a…
Annatto Seed
$1.50
This set includes our custom curry creations from around the world. It includes Vadovan Curry (Belgium), Punjabi Curry (India), Kare…
ORIGIN: Afghanistan MEDICINAL: Known as an antidote for flatulence and is also prescribed for respiratory conditions like asthma, bronchitis and…
Asafoetida “Hing”
$4.50
Zesty surprising flavors, including szechuan pepper, smoked salt, sassafras leaves and urfa biber, make this an audacious and exciting fusion…
Asian Cajun Beef
$4.00
The Wonderful World of Finishing Salts
The Wonderful World of Finishing Salts Salt production in Solnitsata, the earliest known town in Europe, supplied this precious commodity…
All About Golden Milk; From The History, To How To Make It!
Whether you’re new to Golden Milk or a seasoned fan, we’re excited to share with you everything you need to know about this warming drink – from its advantages to its preparation.
All About Persian Steamed Rice With Saffron Tahdig
Rice, or “polow” as it’s called in Farsi, is the quintessential grain of Persian cuisine. . Persian chefs have perfected the art of cooking rice, resulting in a dish that is not only delicious but also beautiful to behold.
Zereshk Polo ba Morgh
Zereshk Polo ba Morgh, a traditional Persian dish, is a favorite party rice dish in Iran. This festive rice is layered with a mixture of red zereshk berries and golden fried onions, then garnished with almonds and/or pistachios.
What about Herbal Tonics, Can You Make Them at Home?
What about Herbal Tonics, Can You Make Them at Home? Tonics, in various forms, are prevalent worldwide and have their…
Celebrating Nowruz, the Persian New Year, A How-To Guide
The Persian New Year is beloved for its elemental and seasonal nature. As it coincides with the arrival of spring, it serves as a literal marking of a new year, differentiating it from other celebrations that occur in the dead of winter.
Making and Using Herbal Bitters – What to Know
Making and Using Herbal Bitters – What to Know One of our seven basic tastes, bitter flavors, plays a critical…
The Silver Birch Tree And Its Benefits
Throughout history, birch has been used for a variety of reasons, although its medicinal properties may not be as well-known.…
Persian Cooking
Persian Cooking The ancient Persian Empire (today’s Iran) once ruled the region from India to Greece. A key point along…
All About Bitters
As the name implies, bitters are mixtures that are mainly composed of bitter components. These elements are typically aromatic herbs,…