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Is tukmalanga and chia seed same?
Both are different in source botanically, but the seeds have the same characters. Both exudate thick copius mucilage when immersed in water. Chia seed has been investigated extensively for its nutritional value but tukhmalanga, which is used in Unani Tibb as a sex tonic, much is not known. It is said to be a cooling in effect.
Is sabjha seed same as tulsi seeds?
Sabja seeds and tulsi seeds are both basil seeds.Ê The sabja seed is used in cooking while the tulsi seed is used more in incense in purifying the space.
Are tulsi and basil same?
Indian Basil is known as Tulsi. Tulsi is having a stronger flavor than normal Basil. Otherwise both are same.
How much dried basil is equal to 1 tbsp fresh basil?
One teaspoon of dried basil is equal to 1 Tablespoon of fresh basil. This ratio is the same for all fresh and dried herbs.
What is an anise like herb?
Anise is an herb that tastes like licorice. You can substitute fennel seeds for the same flavor when cooking; some cookbooks also say you can use "anise-like" herbs such as dill, basil, tarragon, marjoram or angelica.
What is basil called in English?
The same word in English...Basil, less well known as Saint Josephs Wort
Are Alfalfa seeds and Flax seeds same?
Is Horse Gram and Flax seed same .... The answer is no......
Are basil and rosemary same?
No, they're entirely different plants.
Do apples have the same number seeds?
do different types of apples have the same number of seeds
DO APPLES HAVE THE SAME NUmBER OF SEEDs?
do different types of apples have the same number of seeds
Do different types of seeds have the same number of seeds?
Not all typs of apples have the same number of seeds even by experimenting you will still fined out some apples have the same number of seeds as other apples do some dont.
Is basil leaves and mint leaves the same?
No, both of them are different basil leaves are known as 'Tulsi' in Hindi and Mint leaves are known as "Pudina" in Hindi .
