When does A 250A on nutmeg bottle not good anymore?
The "A 250A" label on a nutmeg bottle typically refers to the grade or quality of the spice. Nutmeg can lose its potency and flavor over time, especially if not stored properly. If the bottle is opened, it's generally best to use the nutmeg within 1-2 years for optimal flavor. Always check for any off smells or changes in color as indicators that it may no longer be good.
What forms does nutmeg come in?
Nutmeg is available in several forms, including whole nutmeg seeds, ground nutmeg powder, and nutmeg essential oil. Whole nutmeg seeds are often grated or grated fresh for a more potent flavor. Ground nutmeg is convenient for cooking and baking, while nutmeg essential oil is used in aromatherapy and natural remedies. Each form offers unique culinary and aromatic applications.
What is the outer covering of the nutmeg used dried as a spice?
The outer covering of nutmeg is called the mace. It is the reddish, lacy aril that surrounds the seed of the nutmeg tree (Myristica fragrans). When dried, mace is used as a spice, offering a flavor profile that is similar to nutmeg but with a slightly more delicate and aromatic quality. Both mace and nutmeg are popular in cooking and baking for their warm, sweet flavors.
What part of nutmeg do we use as a spice?
Nutmeg and mace are both from the same plant, but different parts of it.
The properties of nutmeg are: Aromatic, carminative (relieves flatulence), hallucinogenic, stimulant, expectorant (causes expulsion of mucus in respiratory tact -cough), sialagogue (promotes saliva), emmenagogue (promotes menstruation)
In small quantities, nutmeg acts to improve appetite and digestion.
Nutmeg oil is sometimes used to dispel flatulence. It is also used in ointments. Nutmeg is commonly used for seasoning foods. It helps prevent gas and fermentation in the intestinal tract. It is good for nausea and vomiting.
Caution - Eating as few as two nutmegs can cause death. Nutmeg is mildly hallucinogenic. In addition eating too much nutmeg can produce stomach pain, double vision, delirium, and other symptoms of poisoning.
Why is nutmeg grown in Grenada and not in Trinidad and Tobago?
because trinidad soil not blasted good
it's nothing like acid or shrooms (psilocybin). however, it is classed as a hallucinogen. only in very large, fresh doses (8 tsp) will it make you hallucinate, but the ground stuff you find in Tesco will still get you high. the trip is very long, drowsy and similar to cannabis. imagine having a major hit of mj, it taking 6 hours to kick in, and lasting for about 9 hours.
its really nothing great, but it differs from person to person. most don't like it, some don't experience anything, and others are willing to try it every weekend. worth a shot thow...
In cooking, a "dash" is a tiny amount. Hold your hand out, palm up, and make a little cup out of it by pulling your fingers upwards. See the little point where all the lines come together? Just barely cover that with the nutmeg and that'll be a "dash" - it's just enough of something to add a little bit of flavor.
Does nutmeg and honey really help scars?
nut meg does not actually help scars in any way at all ------ You can try a product called Mederma. It is fairly expensive, but it does work quite well on scars. It is made of onions (!) but it doesn't smell like them.
Nutmeg liver is a medical condition (chronic passive congestion) which refers to the appearance of the sick person's liver. It may be related to heart disease, lung disease, and possibly cirrhosis.
Does mcCormick nutmeg get you high?
Yes, it does. The first time I tried it I ate three tablespoons, and about and hour later I went to sleep woke up three hours later in a haze. I was completely confused, everything was beautiful. It was great. This is something I would only do once or twice a month at most.