the medicine that was used in the Elizabethan times was made out of herbs and spices, in other words were natural.
Seasoned flour is flour that has different herbs, spices, and other salts added, to give flavor to your dishes. Many times seasoned flour is used as a coating for chicken, fish, vegetables, and meats and is added before cooking, usually frying in oil.
Spices are expensive in tudor times. If you are poor and you want to eat spices you need to grow it in your garden.
Explorers like Rayleigh found spices in Tudor times.
Spices changed the course of Indian history when Mughals invaded India, they started trading of spices. There were many wars among the rulers in history for the domination over spice trade. In olden days, paan was used as an ayurvedic medicine which helps in the increase of saliva and aids digestion. Apart from food, spices were used in medicine, preservation and even in warding of evil spirits. As our current topic is about usage of spices in Indian cuisine, so let’s have some discussion here regarding it! Indian food is famous across all the countries for its finger licking taste. The secret behind the aroma and taste of Indian dishes are spices. India is the one largest producer and user of spices and hence known as “Land of spices”. Other than adding taste to dishes, some spices have also been used in medicines since ancient times. While some others are used in preservatives too. Every spice has their part and own flavor in the taste of curry. We import spices from Gujarat, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala as these are the biggest hubs of spices produced in India. We personally take care of the hygiene and quality of spices.
Cajun food can be hot at times. Cajun food is cooked with different spices to help enhance the flavor of the food.
There were many different herbs and spices used in Colonial America. The herbs included angelica, anise-hyssop, basil, bee balm, betony, clove pink, costmary, feverfew, foxglove, garden heliotrope, horehound, hyssop, lady's mantle, lamb's ear, lavender, lemon balm, lobelia, lovage, orris root, orange mint, parsley, peppermint, pineapple mint, rue, sage, salad burnet, southernwood, spearmint, sweet cicely, sweet woodruff, tansy, thyme, winter savory, wormwood, chamomile flowers, raspberry leaves, and loosestrife. Spices included pepper, cassia, cloves, ginger, and cinnamon.
Some spices are harvested at different times of the year. However, often the plant you harvest the spice from grows all year round.
The Tudors needed spices to flavour their bland food. Back in the Tudor times there wasn't a large range of tastes from their foods so spices were added for flavour. Although mostly only rich people used exotic and intresting spices.
barley, rosemary, parsley.
what was the french capital in roman times?
Around Roman times