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dvarmazi's "Spices and Seasonings of the World"

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PLEASE NOTE: Some of these have edible roots but poisonous leaves or seeds, or vice versa. Some of them lose their toxicity only when cooked or dried. Some of them are edible only in small amounts.

Rosemary

Nutmeg

sage

Spearmint

Parsley

Dill

Mint

Basil

Oregano

10.

cinnamon

by scortisor tree

11.

ginger

12.

Garlic

13.

scallions

14.

endives

15.

turmeric

16.

Thai Basil

17.

lemon basil

18.

chives

19.

yellow onion

20.

onion

21.

fennel

22.

cloves

23.

ajwain/carom seed

24.

cardamom

25.

Anise

26.

chironji

27.

Coriander

28.

rosewater

29.

green chili

30.

tamarind

31.

mace

32.

Cumin

33.

Capers

34.

Curry

35.

black pepper

36.

red pepper

37.

nigella

38.

fenugreek

39.

tragacanth

40.

allspice

41.

saffron

42.

garcinia indica

43.

poppy seeds

44.

flax seeds

45.

red chili

46.

Mustard

47.

salt

by nature

48.

Sea Salt

49.

lemon curd

50.

lemon rind

51.

Limes

by Nature

52.

yellow pepper

53.

white pepper

54.

black mustard seed

55.

jalapeno

56.

celery root

57.

alkanet root

58.

citric acid

59.

Vinegar

60.

malabathrum

61.

Grape Leaves

62.

bay leaves

63.

Peppermint

by Cadbury

64.

thippali/java peppercorn

65.

sesame seeds

66.

Tulsi

by god

67.

beluga beans/urad dal

68.

vanilla

69.

shitu/lima seed skin

70.

cilantro

71.

paprika

72.

mexican oregano

73.

ancho chili powder

74.

chipotle

75.

epazote/mexican tea

76.

Raisins

by Sun-Maid

77.

cocoa

by dreamcatcher

78.

garlic salt

by Lawry's

79.

cayenne pepper

80.

salted plums

81.

Sugar Cane

82.

panocha

by waldfischbach

83.

manzanilla

84.

Hibiscus Flowers

85.

cola de caballo

86.

tarragon

87.

thyme

88.

chervil

89.

berberis

90.

Indonesian cinnamon

91.

Ceylon cinnamon

92.

grains of paradise

93.

long pepper

94.

spikenard

95.

galangal

96.

cubeb

97.

mango powder

98.

Almonds

99.

garden angelica

100.

aniseed myrtle

101.

annatto

102.

apple mint

103.

mugwort/artemisia vulgaris

104.

asafoetida/stinking gum/devil's dung

105.

blackcurrant

106.

black lime

107.

bladder wrack

108.

blue-leaved mallee

109.

Chamomile Tea

by Adagio Tea

110.

bog labrador tea

111.

boldo

112.

bolivian coriander

113.

borage

114.

calendula petals

115.

caraway

116.

Carob

117.

catsear

118.

Chicory

119.

cicely

120.

clary

121.

Coffee

by Paravisini Coffee Company

122.

cuban oregano

123.

dorrigo pepper

124.

elderberry

125.

eucalyptus

126.

file powder/dried sassafras

127.

ginseng

128.

gotu kola

129.

grains of selim/african pepper

130.

green tea

by Yogi Tea

131.

horseradish

132.

Pine nuts

by dhcsoul

133.

Jasmine Tea

by Sun Luck

134.

juniper berries

135.

kaffir lime leaves

136.

Lavender

137.

lemon balm

138.

lemon basil

139.

lemon grass

140.

lemon mint

141.

lemon thyme

142.

lemon verbena

143.

licorice root

144.

lovage

145.

luohanguo

146.

mahlepi

147.

marjoram

148.

mastic

149.

hoja santa/mexican pepperleaf

150.

Bergamot

by nature

151.

Purslane

152.

rosehips

153.

safflower

154.

savory

155.

stevia

156.

star anise

157.

sweet woodruff

158.

tansy

159.

twinleaf onion/anceps

160.

Wasabi

161.

wild ginger root

162.

dried wolfberry

163.

dried apricots

by sunmaid

164.

prunes

165.

orange rind

166.

valerian

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Created by dvarmazi on Aug 23, 2008.