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I fell in love with the natural color and look of these. They look so elegant with their long wooden feet. Even when I am not knitting, sometimes I like to sit here and listen to my daughter practices her piano. She's gotten much better, and it's even lulled me to sleep in this cushioned chair. I have had so many fond memories of just sitting in this exact chair. It's comfortable, a bit homey, and of course just perfect for lounging, and that is why we have a set of them.
Coconut jaggery is an essential ingredient for most Goan Catholic sweets such as dodol, pinagr, patoleo and alle-belle. Food blogger Sapna Sardessai says that though this jaggery, like the toddy vinegar, is not used in typical Hindu preparations, she, herself, likes it and uses it in preparations like patoleao and coconut-filled neuro. “Coconut jaggery is definitely tastier than the sugarcane one that is used abundantly is Hindu cuisine,&rdquo.
In antiquity, bay leaves or laurel was widely revered. It was considered to be the plant of the god Apollo, portrayed as a young man with wavy hair adorned with a laurel wreath. The legends state that Apollo, god of the sun, fell in love with the nymph Daphne, who was changed into a laurel tree. Pythia, the oracle at Delphi spoke her prophecies apparently because she chewed laurel leaves and sat on a three-legged stool shrouded in laurel. Young doctors in the Middle Ages, upon successfully finishing their studies received laurel wreaths. They called themselves "Bocca laureati" which in time became "baccalaureate", or bachelor. Poets, artists and prophets were decorated with laurel wreaths and addressed with the honorific laureate, a term still used today.
Native to South Asia & Southeast Asia and known to Indian cooking from 2000 years, this versatile spice with its subtle heat and bold pungent flavor can enhance almost any savory dish. Pepper was mostly eaten by the wealthiest people in the past as it was too expensive. In Fact in the â??Middle Agesâ?? (Time of Kings & Lords) a personâ??s wealth was measured by the stock pile of Pepper he/she has, Also â??Romansâ?? would demand Pepper as ransom when they surround a city with Armed Forces. Tellicherry Peppercorns from Tellicherry city, India, considered to be the best Black Pepper in the World, It is sized over 4mm and only 10% of the total Black Pepper crops become Tellicherry Grade.
