Carol Taylor shares her alternative A-Z of food with ingredients and cookery terms ending in the letter J and K… including Munj and Bladderwrack which sounds painful… always full of interesting facts about the food we eat…plenty of new things to try in this episode.
Good morning everyone and Pete… time for another post which is this crazy idea from one of my fellow scribes …but food fun…I could only find two foods ending in the letter J so have combined it with the letter K…Enjoy!
Munj:
Munj Haak is a Kashmiri vegetarian dish flavoured with asafoetida…
Tej:
Gesho ( buckthorn) stems, gathered from the highlands of Ethiopia, are sundried and packed fresh. These aromatic sticks and stem flavour centuries-old traditional brewing recipes for Beer and Ethiopian Honey wine.
- 21 ounces (621 ml) liquid honey.
- 63 ounces (1.86 L) water.
- ½ teaspoon (1.6 g) brewer’s yeast.
- 5 ounces (142 g) gesho.
Mead is considered healthier than beer and wine because it’s made with honey, which is easier for the body to metabolize, and you get the nutritional benefits of honey itself,”
Now onto the letter K…
Beefsteak…
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I’ll have to find out where I can find Mead!
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https://www.kinsalemeadco.ie/ I believe some of the best…xxx
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I see Sally has provided a link for you …Enjoy!
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Will head over. Thank you Sally! Many thanks also for the link given to Pink Roses. I’ve always been looking for a source for mead. Original from the country from which the Celts came.;-) Michael
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Not sure if they deliver overseas but worth a try…hugsx
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Thank you Sally! Just got a notice from Carol about a offer in Germany: http://www.metmarkt.de. Will test out,and maybe make a test between both.
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Great hugsx
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Where to buy mead in Germany…over a 100 different varieties https://metmarkt.de/en/….Enjoy, Michael x
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Hey! Thank you Carol! Thats great,will have a closer look. Michael
Sorry, i am more and more time in internet, but never thought about looking for a German offer.
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Hi.. You are welcome Michael l hope you find something to your taste Cheers xx
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Thank you, Sally, for the reblog Hugs xx
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Pleasure Carol..hugsx
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Such a fascinating range of foods, Sally and Carol – at least half I’ve never heard of. Toni x
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Me neither Toni.. I have enjoyed expanding my knowledge of Asian foods in particular..hugsx
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