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1. 3000 BC

   3000 BC - Consumption of chickpeas is believed to have originated in the Middle East some 7000 years ago. Cultivation of chickpeas began in the Mediterranean Basin circa 3000 BC. Ancient Greeks liked their chickpeas every which way, including for dessert, and the ...Cultivation of chickpeas began in the Mediterranean Basin circa 3000 BC. Ancient Greeks liked their chickpeas every which way, including for dessert, and the Romans were known to roast chickpeas to munch on. Roman epicure Apicius had several recipes for chickpeas in his collection. And what about the name? According to Webster's 10th, "chickpea" is an alteration of "chich pea," which is an alteration of the Middle English "chiche," which derives (somehow) from the Latin ... Show moreShow less From Eat Real: February 2009 realfoodforrealpeople.blogspot.com ...

2. 2800 BC

   2800 BC - The excavation at Kalibangan has brought to light an agricultural field dating back to circa 2800 BC. It is characterised by a criss-cross pattern of the furrows (Fig. 7). Exactly the same pattern of ploughing the fields is followed even today in northern ...The excavation at Kalibangan has brought to light an agricultural field dating back to circa 2800 BC. It is characterised by a criss-cross pattern of the furrows (Fig. 7). Exactly the same pattern of ploughing the fields is followed even today in northern Rajasthan (Fig. 8), Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh. Today mustard is grown in the widely-distanced furrows and chickpea in the narrower ones (Fig. 9) and it is most likely that these very crops were grown in a similar ... Show moreShow less From The Hub :: View topic - TAMIL is much ELDER to SANSKRIT ! forumhub.com/hub/viewtopic.php?p=181227

3. 2400 BC

   2400 BC - Beans have been discovered in the tombs of the Pharaohs and Aztecs. Seeds found in Egyptian tombs date back to 2400 BC The Greeks and Romans used beans in festivals to worship their gods. Four prominent ancient Roman families were named after each of the four ...To the ancient Egyptians, beans were an emblem of life and had temples dedicated to them. Beans have been discovered in the tombs of the Pharaohs and Aztecs. Seeds found in Egyptian tombs date back to 2400 BC The Greeks and Romans used beans in festivals to worship their gods. Four prominent ancient Roman families were named after each of the four major legumes seeds such as Fabius (fava bean) , Lentulus (lentil), Piso (pea), and Cicero (chickpea). This shows the impact of ... Show moreShow less From Lore of the Bean by Dr. V. Sankaran Nair www.boloji.com/environment/57.htm

4. 2000 BC

   2000 BC - Circa 2000 BC. Fig. and Fig. Around Kalibangan village. Left: The present system of ploughing the field, which also has the crisscross pattern of furrows. Right: A present field with mustard plants in the widely-distanced furrows and those of chickpea in the ...History of rice cultivation and dynamic Himalayas Fig.Kalibangan : An agricultural field, showing criss-cross pattern of furrows. Circa 2000 BC. Fig. and Fig. Around Kalibangan village. Left: The present system of ploughing the field, which also has the crisscross pattern of furrows. Right: A present field with mustard plants in the widely-distanced furrows and those of chickpea in the others. Show moreShow less From Sarasvati lingua franca, mleccha - Related web pages issuu.com/kalyan97/docs/language

5. 1350 BC

   1350 BC - Urine tests of one kind or another have been in use for thousands of years. According to a source from around 1350 BC, ancient Egyptians sprinkled a woman's urine on wheat and barley seeds; she was pregnant if they sprouted. Centuries later, doctors used ...Urine tests of one kind or another have been in use for thousands of years. According to a source from around 1350 BC, ancient Egyptians sprinkled a woman's urine on wheat and barley seeds; she was pregnant if they sprouted. Centuries later, doctors used "uroscopy," or the visual inspection of urine, to make their judgments. A Persian physician described the telltale signs of pregnancy: "The color may approach that of chick-pea water, or be yellow with a bluish or iridescent ... Show moreShow less From What's a frog-based pregnancy test? - By Daniel Engber - Slate Magazine - Related web pages www.slate.com/id/2134212

6. 1269 BC

   1269 BC - 作为鹰嘴豆（chickpea） 的生产中心，这个省会城市并不非常值得关注。 但参观Corum Museum却是前往东南方向哈图萨（Hattusa）等赫梯（Hittite）文明遗址的最好准备。 青铜时时代早期的赫梯文明为世界贡献了最早的和平条约：Kadesh Peace Treaty，公元前1269年由赫梯国王Hattushili III和埃及法老王 ... From 穷游网论坛 - Powered by Discuz! Board - Related web pages www.go2eu.com/bbs/viewthread.php?action ...

7. 400 BC

   400 BC - They can also replenish your iron stores, promote energy production, and act as an antioxidant. Of course, the properties of the chickpea and therefore hummus have been known for quite some time – in 400 BC, Plato and Socrates wrote about the benefits of hummus ...Chickpeas are a high-protein legume, as well as providers of slow burning complex carbohydrates. They can also replenish your iron stores, promote energy production, and act as an antioxidant. Of course, the properties of the chickpea and therefore hummus have been known for quite some time – in 400 BC, Plato and Socrates wrote about the benefits of hummus in their diets. • Hummus is often blended with tahini, olive oil, lemon juice, salt and garlic, though sometimes yogurt and ... Show moreShow less From mental_floss Blog » Dietribes: Hummus Among Us - Related web pages www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/44921

8. 300 BC

   300 BC - Around 300 BC, the Greek botanist Theophrastus was possibly the first person to recognize the allelopathic properties of plants when he observed and recorded that chickpea plants exhausted the soil and destroyed weeds. Later, Pliny the Elder, a Roman scholar ...Around 300 BC, the Greek botanist Theophrastus was possibly the first person to recognize the allelopathic properties of plants when he observed and recorded that chickpea plants exhausted the soil and destroyed weeds. Later, Pliny the Elder, a Roman scholar and naturalist, noted that walnut trees were toxic to other plants, and that both chickpea and barley ruined croplands for maize. Despite these ancient and illustrious beginnings, the study of allelopathy has not enjoyed ... Show moreShow less From Biochemical and physiological mechanisms mediated by allelochemicals … - Related web pages linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii ...

9. 146 BC

   146 BC - 137 Dtaeus and Crttolaus: generals of the armies of the Achaean League, they were defeated in Corinth in 146 BC by the Roman general Mummius. Ptolemy Lathyros: Ptolemy IX, nicknamed 'Lathyros' (chickpea), reigned over Egypt and Cyprus (117-81 BC). To Antiochus ... From The Collected Poems - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Z15qRT7vlTAC&pg ...

10. 123 BC

    123 BC - He was the father of Ptolemy IX Soter, known as Lathyros (chickpea). Zabinas: the nickname of the alleged son of Alexander Balas, who usurped the throne of Syria 128-123 was killed by Antiochus VIII Grypos (hook-nose) in 123 BC. 203 Hyrkanos: John ...He was also derisively named Physkon (bladder). He was the father of Ptolemy IX Soter, known as Lathyros (chickpea). Zabinas: the nickname of the alleged son of Alexander Balas, who usurped the throne of Syria 128-123 was killed by Antiochus VIII Grypos (hook-nose) in 123 BC. 203 Hyrkanos: John Hyrkanos (134-104 BC) was the son of Simon Maccabeus, king of Judaea. Show moreShow less From The Collected Poems - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Z15qRT7vlTAC&pg ...

11. 106 BC

    106 BC - Marcus Tullius Cicero was born in Arpinum in 106 BCE, the elder son of an aristocratic family. The name "Cicero" is derived from cicer, the Latin word for "chickpea." Plutarch explains that the name was originally applied to one of Cicero's ancestors who had a ...Marcus Tullius Cicero was born in Arpinum in 106 BCE, the elder son of an aristocratic family. The name "Cicero" is derived from cicer, the Latin word for "chickpea." Plutarch explains that the name was originally applied to one of Cicero's ancestors who had a cleft in the tip of his nose, which resembled that of a chickpea. In his youth, Cicero, who was very ambitious and wanted to enter politics, moved to Rome to study law. Show moreShow less From Cicero - New World Encyclopedia www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Cicero

12. 106 BC - Cicero, st. Ciceron-, [cicer, chick-pea -\- on-], m., a Roman surname (cognomen) in the gens Tullia. M. Tullius Ci- cero, the renowned orator, states- man, and writer, born 106 BC, killed 43 B. c. Q. Tullius Ci- cero, brother of the orator. I Cimbri, -orum ...Gibus, -I, [?], m.,food. Cicero, st. Ciceron-, [cicer, chick-pea -\- on-], m., a Roman surname (cognomen) in the gens Tullia. M. Tullius Ci- cero, the renowned orator, states- man, and writer, born 106 BC, killed 43 B. c. Q. Tullius Ci- cero, brother of the orator. I Cimbri, -orum, [?], m., a people who lived in the north of what is OF THE UNIVERSITY 264 LATIN-ENGLISH VOCABULARY. cir- now Germany, and in the penin- sula of Denmark (Jutland). Show moreShow less From Full text of "Latin lessons : designed to prepare for the intelligent reading … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

13. Jan 3, 106 BC - Cicero was born on 3 January 106 BC. His family was from the town of Arpinum, about 70 miles south-east of Rome. The name Cicero means chickpea, and stemmed from an ancestor who had a wart at the end of his nose, which looked like a chickpea. Cicero studied ...Cicero was born on 3 January 106 BC. His family was from the town of Arpinum, about 70 miles south-east of Rome. The name Cicero means chickpea, and stemmed from an ancestor who had a wart at the end of his nose, which looked like a chickpea. Cicero studied literature, philosophy and law in Rome. His studies were interrupted by a spell of military service under Gnaeus Pompeius Strabo during the Social War (the war Rome fought (90-88) against its Italian allies which ... Show moreShow less From Cicero - Biography of Cicero - Related web pages ancienthistory.about.com/cs/people/a ...

14. Jan 6, 106 BC - Marcus Tullius Cicero was born January 6, 106 BC, on his grandfather's country estate in Arpinum, about 70 miles southeast of Rome. His father, who shared all three names, was a frail aristocrat with literary interests, property in Arpinum , and a house in ...Marcus Tullius Cicero was born January 6, 106 BC, on his grandfather's country estate in Arpinum, about 70 miles southeast of Rome. His father, who shared all three names, was a frail aristocrat with literary interests, property in Arpinum , and a house in Rome. His mother, Helvia, was from a socially connected family in Rome. The Cicero family name doesn't suggest much dignity—in Latin, cicer means chickpea. His family moved to Rome so he could get a better education. He ... Show moreShow less From Marcus Tullius Cicero, Who Gave Natural Law to the Modern World | The … - Related web pages www.thefreemanonline.org/featured/marcus ...

15. 70 BC

    70 BC - Maybe he should have tried a different approach. He was convicted in 70 BCE, thanks to Cicero's great prosecutorial performance. That chick pea was an unbearably principled fellow.He liked to say (1 Verr. 40) that he'd be able to keep the first year's profit for himself, pay his patrons (who wangled him the post) and attorneys with the profits of the second year, and have all the third (and most lucrative) year's profit available for [bribing] the jury. Maybe he should have tried a different approach. He was convicted in 70 BCE, thanks to Cicero's great prosecutorial performance. That chick pea was an unbearably principled fellow. Show moreShow less From SBF Glossary: I - Related web pages www.plexoft.com/cgi-bin/I.cgi

16. 63 BC

    63 BC - Cicero, -onis, [cicer, chick-pea], in., name of a Roman family in the Tullian gens; M. Tul- lius Cicero, the orator and writer, was consul in BC 63. Cimber, - bri, m., name of a Roman family in the Gabinian gens; P. Gablnius Capita (see Capito) is called Cimber Gabi- nius ... From Gai Sallusti Crispi Bellum Catilinæ books.google.com/books?id=4EEXAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

17. 43 BC

    43 BC - After a long and honourable life devoted to the service of his countrymen, he fell a victim to the malice of Antony, who caused him to be assassinated BC 43, in the sixty-fourth year of his age. cle-nfl, ntis, part. près, of cie-o. Exciting, rousing, etc. cï-ëo ...Cïcor-o, unis, m. [cicer, " a chickpea" ] (" One having a chick-pea") Cicero (M. Tul lint); a Roman statesman, and the most eminent of all the Roman orators. After a long and honourable life devoted to the service of his countrymen, he fell a victim to the malice of Antony, who caused him to be assassinated BC 43, in the sixty-fourth year of his age. cle-nfl, ntis, part. près, of cie-o. Exciting, rousing, etc. cï-ëo, cïvi, cltum, cTëre, 2. va 1. To make to go; to move, put ... Show moreShow less From Valpy's Latin delectus, with grammatical notes and a vocabulary by JT … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=INQIAAAAQAAJ&pg ...

18. 1 AD

    1 AD - In 1 CE, Gaius Plinius Secundus, also known as Pliny the Elder, a roman scholar and aturalist, wrote about how chick pea and barley "scorch up" corn land. He also mentioned that Walnut trees are toxic to other plants. From Allelopathy | agropedia - Related web pages agropedia.iitk.ac.in/?q=content/allelopathy

19. 208 AD

    208 AD - On-farm evaluation of grain yield and water use of rainfed chickpea as. After Cao's defeat at the naval Battle of Red Cliffs in 208 CE, China was divided into wheat, barley, rice, foxtail millet, proso millet and beans.133. JR Farm Foxtail -Millet, Red ...On-farm evaluation of grain yield and water use of rainfed chickpea as. After Cao's defeat at the naval Battle of Red Cliffs in 208 CE, China was divided into wheat, barley, rice, foxtail millet, proso millet and beans.133. JR Farm Foxtail -Millet, Red- 250 g Tasty and easy to digest supplement for all ornamental birds . Rawski is Professor of Economics and History, University of If farm ieswhich provide the financial alternative against which potential. Show moreShow less From Jr Farm Foxtail Millet Red 250 G - Related web pages oldpen.icyknobb6x.dyns.net/jr-farm-foxtail ...

20. 1000 AD

    1000 AD - The garden pea (Pisum sativum) was domesticated in southwestern Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean and was spread to Europe by the Romans. It spread eastward to India and reached China about 1000 CE.Other vegetables and grain legumes native to Asia include chickpea (Cicer arietinum), favabean (Vicia faba), and lentil (Lens esculenta). None of these crops are grown in any significant way in North America and all are potential new crops. The garden pea (Pisum sativum) was domesticated in southwestern Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean and was spread to Europe by the Romans. It spread eastward to India and reached China about 1000 CE. Show moreShow less From Hort 306 - READING 12-1 - Related web pages www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/history/lecture12 ...

21. 1191 AD

    1191 AD - The monks found the grave in 1191, conveniently when money was needed to rebuild after a devastating fire. What better way to attract pilgrim coffers? Hungry from myth hunting, I head out to the High Street for a meal at the vegetarian Spiral Caf. Over chick ...In reality here lies controversy- perhaps the oldest tourist trap in existence. The monks found the grave in 1191, conveniently when money was needed to rebuild after a devastating fire. What better way to attract pilgrim coffers? Hungry from myth hunting, I head out to the High Street for a meal at the vegetarian Spiral Caf. Over chick pea stew, I chat with the British couple beside me. In his lavender shirt and pressed beige pants, I'd pegged Mike for a tourist, but he's ... Show moreShow less From Pilgrimage to Glastonbury ; Ancient Glastonbury attracts pilgrims in … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/thestar/access/422144251 ...

22. 1200

    1200 - 1200 AD, Mediterranean countries list hummus as a staple. Hummus is well known in the Middle East, but is also popular in India as well as the Mediterranean. There does not seem to be any consensus concerning its country or culture of origin. The chickpea was ...1200 AD, Mediterranean countries list hummus as a staple. Hummus is well known in the Middle East, but is also popular in India as well as the Mediterranean. There does not seem to be any consensus concerning its country or culture of origin. The chickpea was used as food by our hunter-gatherer ancestors tens of thousands of years ago and was cultivated around 7000 years ago in the Middle East. This is pretty much pre-history, so details are not clear. Show moreShow less From Sam's Hummus » Sam's Kitchen - Related web pages www.samskitchen.co.nz/hummus.php

23. 1268

    1268 - Yet the chick-pea's relationship with the varied nations of the world has a dark undercurrent. For parts of the 13th century, the Kingdom of Sicily was ruled by the French: Charles of Anjou became King of Sicily in 1268, cared little for the Sicilians ...Yet the chick-pea's relationship with the varied nations of the world has a dark undercurrent. For parts of the 13th century, the Kingdom of Sicily was ruled by the French: Charles of Anjou became King of Sicily in 1268, cared little for the Sicilians, plundered the island ruthlessly, removed Sicilian landowners, and replaced them with French officials in his quest for a Mediterraneanempire. Show moreShow less From Andrew Coppolino - Recent Flogs - Related web pages www.andrewcoppolino.com/recent-flogs ...

24. 1282

    1282 - During the Roman Empire, they were shipped in jars from Sicily to the rest of Italy, where they are called ceci. The chickpea is said to have resulted in the massacre of Charles I and his French soldiers in 1282, when Sicilian rebels identified the foreigners ...Chickpeas are one of the oldest cultivated foods in the world. They were grown in Neolithic times in what is now Sicily. During the Roman Empire, they were shipped in jars from Sicily to the rest of Italy, where they are called ceci. The chickpea is said to have resulted in the massacre of Charles I and his French soldiers in 1282, when Sicilian rebels identified the foreigners by asking them to pronounce the word ceci correctly. Those who did not were killed. Show moreShow less From Canadian Living: - Related web pages www.canadianliving.com/glossary/chickpea.php

25. 1388

    1388 - The dictionary cites "Chick-pea" in the mid-18th century; the original word in English was chich, found in print in English in 1388, and taken directly from French. The word garbanzo came to English as "calavance" in the 17th century, from Old Spanish ...The dictionary cites "Chick-pea" in the mid-18th century; the original word in English was chich, found in print in English in 1388, and taken directly from French. The word garbanzo came to English as "calavance" in the 17th century, from Old Spanish (perhaps influenced by Old Spanish garroba or algarroba). The Portuguese arvançu has suggested to some that the origin of the word "Garbanzo" is in the Greek erebinthos. But the Oxford English... Show moreShow less From Chickpea facts - Freebase - Related web pages www.freebase.com/view/en/chickpea

26. 1436

    1436 - Buckwheat is native in the Himalayas, and came into Europe in the Middle Ages through Tartary and Russia, and is first mentioned in Germany in 1436. Chestnuts, of the Italian varieties, form ooca ...The garden pea was not, however, known in ancient Egypt or India, though the chick pea was common to ancient Egypt, Greece, and India. Buckwheat is native in the Himalayas, and came into Europe in the Middle Ages through Tartary and Russia, and is first mentioned in Germany in 1436. Chestnuts, of the Italian varieties, form ooca ... Show moreShow less From Principles of the Economic Philosophy of Society, Government and … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=JmoVAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

27. 1492	1492 - Columbus brought seeds with him on his first voyage to the Americas. but they apparently perished. On the second voyage in 1492, however. he brought seeds ofwheat, chickpea (Cicerorietinum), melons. From Gene Banks and the World's Food books.google.com/books?id=GWD91t6tsKkC&pg=PA7 ...

28. 1529

    Mar 1529 - The Battle of Shimbra Kure ("chickpea swamp") was fought in March of 1529 between the forces of Adal led by Imam Ahmad ibn Ibrihim al-Ghazi, and the Ethiopian army, under Dawit II (Lebna Dengel). Despite being outnumbered, the followers of Imam Ahmad ...The Battle of Shimbra Kure ("chickpea swamp") was fought in March of 1529 between the forces of Adal led by Imam Ahmad ibn Ibrihim al-Ghazi, and the Ethiopian army, under Dawit II (Lebna Dengel). Despite being outnumbered, the followers of Imam Ahmad prevailed, and were in control of the field at the end of the battle. Both sides suffered heavy casualties. [1] Despite this success, and his desire to capture and hold the Emperor's palace at Badeqe, Imam Ahmad, in part ... Show moreShow less From Battle of Shimbra Kure - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Shimbra_Kure

29. 1555

    1555 - Its abundance on the sea coast at Orford, in Sussex, is said to have saved many persons from death by famine in 1555. The other species of Pisum are few. But the name Pea is often given to sjiecies of other papilionaceous genera, SWEET PEA and ...Its abundance on the sea coast at Orford, in Sussex, is said to have saved many persons from death by famine in 1555. The other species of Pisum are few. But the name Pea is often given to sjiecies of other papilionaceous genera, SWEET PEA and EVERLASTING PEA are species of The CHICK PEA (qv) is a species of Cictr. Show moreShow less From Chambers's Encyclopædia - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=9Wxn8HuIEmYC&pg ...

30. 1570

    1570 - In the Middle Ages the chickpea was so popular from Spain all the way to Morocco and the North African coast to Egypt that upon receiving large shipments of barley and wheat, the Spanish commander of the La Goletta presidio in Tunisia, Alonso de Pimentel ...In the Middle Ages the chickpea was so popular from Spain all the way to Morocco and the North African coast to Egypt that upon receiving large shipments of barley and wheat, the Spanish commander of the La Goletta presidio in Tunisia, Alonso de Pimentel, wrote in 1570, "What a misfortune that we have been sent no chickpeas!" This simple soup, a favorite today of Algerian dockworkers, is healthy, filling, and has a nice spicy flavor. Show moreShow less From Mediterranean Vegetables - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=tka838efZvkC&pg ...

31. 1646

    May 28, 1646 - In God's name let him stay with thee, till it is seen what ply my business will take." King Charles I. to his Queen ; letter dated Newcastle, May 28, 1646. POLLAPiDS or POLTS. A mixed crop of peas and beans : Bol, Dutch, a bean, or peul, a chick-pea.Grose. PLY. To bend ; Subst. A bending, a turn. " I think not Prince Charles safe in Jersey. In God's name let him stay with thee, till it is seen what ply my business will take." King Charles I. to his Queen ; letter dated Newcastle, May 28, 1646. POLLAPiDS or POLTS. A mixed crop of peas and beans : Bol, Dutch, a bean, or peul, a chick-pea. " White pollard or red, that so richly is set, For land that is heavy, is best ye can get." Show moreShow less From Full text of "A glossary of the Cotswold (Gloucestershire) dialect;" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

32. 1670

    1670 - El Rinconcillo hails itself as the oldest restaurant/bars in Seville. It was opened in 1670 and it still preserves the old decoration. Walking through the doors, you feel as though you are traveling back in time to an old tavern complete with ancient marble ...El Rinconcillo hails itself as the oldest restaurant/bars in Seville. It was opened in 1670 and it still preserves the old decoration. Walking through the doors, you feel as though you are traveling back in time to an old tavern complete with ancient marble tables. The menu is one of the best of the city, as they serve Andalusian cuisine with a touch of innovation. Some of the stand out dishes are the Spinach with chickpea, Pavías of Cod, and of course, chacinas ( cured ham ... Show moreShow less From Schmap Seville Restaurants - Spanish - Related web pages www.schmap.com/seville/restaurants_spanish/

33. 1694

    1694 - The term chickenpox first appeared in medical literature in 1694, but common folk had been using it long before then, pediatricians say. Medical historians suspect that the disease got its name because the blister it raises on the skin resembles the chickpea.The term chickenpox first appeared in medical literature in 1694, but common folk had been using it long before then, pediatricians say. Medical historians suspect that the disease got its name because the blister it raises on the skin resembles the chickpea. Chickpeas are much larger than chickenpox blisters, but the texture and color are similar. Chickenpox is related to smallpox only in that both are caused by viruses that cause the skin to erupt in pustules. Smallpox, now ... Show moreShow less From Rocky Mountain News : SPOTLITE - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/RM/lib00244 ...

34. 1694 - The term chicken pox appeared in medical literature for the first time in 1694, but it had been in common use long before then, reports Dr. Stephen J. Lerman in Clinical Pediatrics, a medical journal. Authorities suspect the disease was so named because the ...The term chicken pox appeared in medical literature for the first time in 1694, but it had been in common use long before then, reports Dr. Stephen J. Lerman in Clinical Pediatrics, a medical journal. Authorities suspect the disease was so named because the blister it raises on the skin resembles the chick-pea. Chick- peas are much larger than chicken pox blisters, but the texture and color are similar. I've been wondering for a long time why Foley stores have "red apple ... Show moreShow less From YOU HAD TO ASK . . . WACKY QUESTIONS - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/RM/lib00244 ...

35. 1725

    1725 - Madrid also is the proud home of the oldest restaurant in the world, Casa Botín, founded in 1725, which offers typical Castilian food, and the speciality of the house is roast pork.If you are visiting Madrid in the winter, try its cocido madrileño (Madrid's classic chickpea stew), which provides a good example of how the traditional Spanish stew has evolved over time. Madrid also is the proud home of the oldest restaurant in the world, Casa Botín, founded in 1725, which offers typical Castilian food, and the speciality of the house is roast pork. Show moreShow less From Confortel Confortel Pio XII. Madrid - Related web pages www.confortelhoteles.com/en/hotel-pio-xii ...

36. 1730

    1730 - In 1730, a Dr. Fuller, from Britain, speculated that chicken pox pocks appear like pecks from chicken beaks. A case might also be made that chicken pox resembles the skin of a plucked chicken. Another idea is that the Old English word “gicans,” meaning “ itch ...In 1730, a Dr. Fuller, from Britain, speculated that chicken pox pocks appear like pecks from chicken beaks. A case might also be made that chicken pox resembles the skin of a plucked chicken. Another idea is that the Old English word “gicans,” meaning “ itch,” is the root word that became the “chicken” in pox. 7 The most popular theory, however, is that the “chick” in “chicken pox” is the same “chick” as in the “chick pea” plant. Show moreShow less From Varicella-Zoster Infections - Elsevier - Related web pages linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii ...

37. 1772

    1772 - Binomial name Cicer arietinum L. The chickpea, chick pea, garbanzo bean, ceci bean, bengal gram or chana (Cicer arietinum) is an edible pulse of the family Fabaceae, subfamily Faboideae. ... Samuel Johnson circa 1772, painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds.As "pox" also means curse, in medieval times some believed it was a plague brought on to curse children by the use of black magic. Binomial name Cicer arietinum L. The chickpea, chick pea, garbanzo bean, ceci bean, bengal gram or chana (Cicer arietinum) is an edible pulse of the family Fabaceae, subfamily Faboideae. ... Samuel Johnson circa 1772, painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds. Show moreShow less From StateMaster - Encyclopedia: Chickenpox virus - Related web pages www.statemaster.com/encyclopedia/Chickenpox-virus

38. 1782

    1782 - Ristorante Buca di Sant'Antonio ( g 0583 5 58 81; Via della Cervia 3; mains about €15; (3 Tue-Sat & lunch Sun) Founded in 1782, this restaurant is all whitewashed rooms, old beams, tiled floors and copper pots. The dishes seem deliciously innovative ...Ristorante Buca di Sant'Antonio ( g 0583 5 58 81; Via della Cervia 3; mains about €15; (3 Tue-Sat & lunch Sun) Founded in 1782, this restaurant is all whitewashed rooms, old beams, tiled floors and copper pots. The dishes seem deliciously innovative but are touted as traditional Luc- can cuisine. Savour, for example, the ricotta and leek pie with chickpea sauce. Trattoria Buralli ( g 0583 95 06 11; Piazza Sanf Agostino 9; £ Thu-Tue) This trattoria is an ... Show moreShow less From Italy - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Mz0wT1aIdeEC&pg ...

39. 1784

    1784 - 42 One of Lucknow's most famous cooking techniques was perfected as a result of the need to provide food for the poor. In 1784, Oudh was struck by famine and Nawab Asaf-ud-Daulah responded by paying the hungry to work on the building of the Great.Different types of pancakes and rissoles made from chickpea or lentil flour, cooked in rich gravies, were adapted from the peasant cooking of the region.42 One of Lucknow's most famous cooking techniques was perfected as a result of the need to provide food for the poor. In 1784, Oudh was struck by famine and Nawab Asaf-ud-Daulah responded by paying the hungry to work on the building of the Great. Show moreShow less From Curry - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=kl70GrMq6vwC&pg=PA95 ...

40. 1789

    1789 - It was not until the end of the 18th century, however, that the Jesuit Francisco Xavier Clavijero rendered the first description of the plant in his book Historia de la Antigua o Baja California, which was published in Venice in 1789, two years after the ...It was not until the end of the 18th century, however, that the Jesuit Francisco Xavier Clavijero rendered the first description of the plant in his book Historia de la Antigua o Baja California, which was published in Venice in 1789, two years after the priest's death [8]. He describes a plant whose fruit (the size of a chick-pea and black when ripe) paralyzes whoever eats it. Clavijero also mentions that the members of one tribe (the Pericus) protect themselves by not ... Show moreShow less From Studies in Natural Products Chemistry - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=DuRGs4_2bocC&pg ...

41. 1790

    1790 - Benjamin Franklin was struck down and killed by a meteorite the size of a chickpea (a legume he invented) while crossing a busy Philadelphia street on his Segway ™ Human Transporter, which he also invented, definitely. The year was 1790. The meteorite is now in ...Benjamin Franklin was struck down and killed by a meteorite the size of a chickpea (a legume he invented) while crossing a busy Philadelphia street on his Segway ™ Human Transporter, which he also invented, definitely. The year was 1790. The meteorite is now in the Philadelphia Museum of Arts & Sciences & Benjamin Franklin Inventions, along with Franklin's left patella, preserved in the brine Franklin himself invented. His favorite fruit was the pomegranate, which he ... Show moreShow less From isoglossia — pending reconstruction » Money shot #6: As every … - Related web pages isoglossia.com/?p=443

42. 1795

    Feb 18, 1795 - The Chick Pea (qv) is a species of Cicer. PEABODY, George, an American merchant, whose name deserves to be held in remembrance on ac- count of his munificent philanthropy, was born at Dan- vers, Massachusetts, February 18, 1795. His parents were poor, and ...But the name Pea is often given to species of other papilionaceous genera. The Sweet Pea and Everlasting Pea are species of Lathyrus. The Chick Pea (qv) is a species of Cicer. PEABODY, George, an American merchant, whose name deserves to be held in remembrance on ac- count of his munificent philanthropy, was born at Dan- vers, Massachusetts, February 18, 1795. His parents were poor, and his only education was received at the district school. At the age of 1 1 he was ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Chambers's encyclopaedia.." - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/chamberssencyclo07cham ...

43. 1807

    1807 - Everybody: band will be actual to university about proxy elements, design, suppliers, view, etc. high-profile in 1807 by sir thomas egerton, grand lodge was elected by lewis wyatt as an dark famous bamboo to the documentary from the south. Never, i build seemingly ...Everybody: band will be actual to university about proxy elements, design, suppliers, view, etc. high-profile in 1807 by sir thomas egerton, grand lodge was elected by lewis wyatt as an dark famous bamboo to the documentary from the south. Never, i build seemingly use it as the user-base of the speech. This in chickpea aligns that they will be more than here nice to call against their 80s counseling. Be bottle-like of the additional consumers of the societies that you draw. Show moreShow less From Black And White Myspace Comments | Stumble Upon Featured Unblock … - Related web pages hartsrtraet.tripod.com/black-and-white-myspace ...

44. 1829

    1829 - M. Desparanches relates that, in the arroixlisse- ment of Blois and Vendome, during the spring of 1829, the poor were obliged to mix the flour of the chick pea with that of wheat, on account of the scarcity and high price of the latter article. The bread prepared ...M. Desparanches relates that, in the arroixlisse- ment of Blois and Vendome, during the spring of 1829, the poor were obliged to mix the flour of the chick pea with that of wheat, on account of the scarcity and high price of the latter article. The bread prepared half of chick pea and half of wheat had a black colour, a bitter taste, and a smell of mouldy bread. All who used this bread for any length of time became affected with convulsive tremors of the muscles of the inferior ... Show moreShow less From Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=foQBAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

45. 1834

    1834 - Sometimes served with ricotta and caciocavallo cheese, panini con la milza is the culinary highlight of the historic Antica Focacceria San Francesco, founded in 1834. Antica Focacceria San Francesco, Piazza San Francesco 4, Palermo; Tel. (39) 091 ...Arancine, deep-fried rice balls filled with meat and tomato; panelle, fried chickpea pancakes; sfincione, pizza topped with sautéed onions and anchovies; and panini con la milza, a sandwich of beef lungs cut thin and cooked in fat, are displayed in tavole calde or hot buffet stations. Sometimes served with ricotta and caciocavallo cheese, panini con la milza is the culinary highlight of the historic Antica Focacceria San Francesco, founded in 1834. Antica Focacceria San ... Show moreShow less From 21st-Century Sicily - Wine Enthusiast Magazine - October 2003 - Related web pages www.winemag.com/Wine-Enthusiast-Magazine ...

46. 1860

    1860 - Nice, France - Not a lot of visitors to the Cote d'Azur know this: The County of Nizza used to belong to Italy and only became French territory in 1860. Since then the fifth largest city in France has become known the world over as Nice. Many residents have ...Nice, France - Not a lot of visitors to the Cote d'Azur know this: The County of Nizza used to belong to Italy and only became French territory in 1860. Since then the fifth largest city in France has become known the world over as Nice. Many residents have Italian-sounding names and the term for and consistency of the local food speciality has not changed either. Socca is an inexpensive pancake made of chickpea flour and olive oil, baked in a wood-fired oven and ... Show moreShow less From Nice is nice - and keen to celebrate 150 years of Frenchness - Related web pages www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/309449,nice ...

47. 1870

    1870 - Dr. Bretschneider says nothing of them in his work published in 1870, nor in the more detailed letters which he has since written to me. The lentil appears to have existed in western tem- perate Asia, in Greece, and in Italy, where its cultivation was first ...Dr. Bretschneider says nothing of them in his work published in 1870, nor in the more detailed letters which he has since written to me. The lentil appears to have existed in western tem- perate Asia, in Greece, and in Italy, where its cultivation was first undertaken in very early prehistoric time, when it was introduced into Egypt. Its cultivation appears to have been extended at a less remote epoch, but still hardly in historic time, both east and west, that is into Europe ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Origin of cultivated plants" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/originofcultivat00cand ...

48. 1875	1875 - Armenian composer Dikran Tchouhadjian (1837-1898) has composed an operetta named Leblebidji Hor-Hor Agha (The Chickpea Vendor) in 1875. From Leblebi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leblebi

49. 1880

    Feb 19, 1880 - Born February 19, 1880 on the Hacienda Siquisiva in in the municipio of Navojoa, Sonora, he attended school in Huatabampo and in Alamos. Although he taught primary school for a time, he was a very successful chickpea (garbanzo) farmer until the age of 30 at ...Born February 19, 1880 on the Hacienda Siquisiva in in the municipio of Navojoa, Sonora, he attended school in Huatabampo and in Alamos. Although he taught primary school for a time, he was a very successful chickpea (garbanzo) farmer until the age of 30 at which time he began to involved himself in politics as well. Much of his success came from applying scientific principles and imagination to his farming. This intelligence and his formidable memory would also help him ... Show moreShow less From Historical Text Archive: Electronic History Resources, online since 1990 - Related web pages historicaltextarchive.com/sections.php?action ...

50. 1897

    Mar 1897 - The spiked or pearl millet (Penicillaria spicata) one of the commonest food cereals of southeastern Asia. > Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, March, 1897, Vol. LX, p. 90. * Butter clarified by boiling or heating and skimming or straining until it ...I The chick-pea (Cicer arietinum) of the East Indies, there extensively used as food for men, horses, and catUe. * The spiked or pearl millet (Penicillaria spicata) one of the commonest food cereals of southeastern Asia. > Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, March, 1897, Vol. LX, p. 90. * Butter clarified by boiling or heating and skimming or straining until it becomes a liquid or semiliquid oil, capable of being kept for many years. It enters into the composition ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Index Numbers of Wholesale Prices in the United States and … www.archive.org/stream ...

51. 1901

    Sep 26, 1901 - Received through Mr. DG Fairchild (No. 707, May 27, 1901) , September 26, 1901. "The native chick-pea of Tunis for comparative tests as to nodule-producing projt- erties and resistance to drought. From the School of Agriculture in Tunis." {Fairchild.) 7656. From Full text of "Bulletin" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/bulletin67unit ...

52. 1904

    1904 - Ferdinando's opened in 1904, and feels closer to that turn of the century than this one. It's dark and a framed pro-Mussolini newspaper front page hangs on the wall. But the place is not unwelcoming and the simple menu is quirkily authenticin particular the hot ...Ferdinando's opened in 1904, and feels closer to that turn of the century than this one. It's dark and a framed pro-Mussolini newspaper front page hangs on the wall. But the place is not unwelcoming and the simple menu is quirkily authenticin particular the hot, fresh, delicious panelle, a Sicilian chickpea- flour fried hread. KURT ANDERSEN Writer. Show moreShow less From New York City - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=gHSCYyN_dYkC&pg ...

53. 1908

    1908 - Edward William Lane tells us in his classic book The Manners & Customs of the Modern Egyptians published in 1908 that many dishes prepared by the Egyptians consist wholy or for the most part of vegetables: “cabbage, purslane, spinach, bamiyeh [okra], beans ...Edward William Lane tells us in his classic book The Manners & Customs of the Modern Egyptians published in 1908 that many dishes prepared by the Egyptians consist wholy or for the most part of vegetables: “cabbage, purslane, spinach, bamiyeh [okra], beans, lupin, chick-pea, gourds, cut into small pieces, colocasia, lentils etc.” Called salāṭa cadas and made with tiny lentils slightly cooked with olive oil, garlic, and spices, I had this as a meze at the Tikka Grill, a ... Show moreShow less From Recipe: Salata Adas (Egypt) Lentil Salad in Olive Oil with Egyptian Spices - Related web pages www.cliffordawright.com/caw/recipes/display ...

54. 1909

    1909 - [7] In 1909, Obregón invented a chickpea harvester and soon founded a company to manufacture these harvesters, complete with a modern assembly line. He successfully marketed these harvesters to chickpea farmers throughout the Mayo Valley. [8 ...[6] The next year was tragic for Obregón as his wife and two of his children died, leaving him a widower with two small children, who were henceforth raised by his three older sisters. [7] In 1909, Obregón invented a chickpea harvester and soon founded a company to manufacture these harvesters, complete with a modern assembly line. He successfully marketed these harvesters to chickpea farmers throughout the Mayo Valley. [8 ... Show moreShow less From Alvaro Obregón - Related web pages en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alvaro_Obregón

55. 1911

    May 18, 1911 - Chickpea or Garbanzo Production in Mexico. — The Board of Trade Journal, N. 755, p. 361. London, May 18, 1911. The chief chickpea {garbanzo) producing vStates are Sonora, Ja- lisco, Guanajuato, Michoacan and Queretaro. Practically the whole crop in ...Chickpea or Garbanzo Production in Mexico. — The Board of Trade Journal, N. 755, p. 361. London, May 18, 1911. The chief chickpea {garbanzo) producing vStates are Sonora, Ja- lisco, Guanajuato, Michoacan and Queretaro. Practically the whole crop in the first named State is grown in the Jaqui valley, with natural irrigation from the overflowing of the Jaqui river. Garbanzo •cultivation is new to Sonora, having reached importance onty within the last three or four ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "International Review of the Science and Practice of Agriculture … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

56. 1913

    Aug 20, 1913 - CHICK PEATROVEItST Thero wan filed today nth the col Jector of customs of Arlz it fn a protest by the ean Conaui on behalf of some of the farmersn the and Yapu River Vallcyr against tho into the Lnited States of thirteen care 4600 sacks of chick peas which they charge were taken ... From DIDIER MASSON LOSES HIS JOB. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/336704912 ...

57. 1930

    Feb 23, 1930 - Special Correspondence of THE NEW YORK TIMES. CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 'S.Turkey's peddlers of roasted chick peas are not without ambition. These so-called "," who walk the streets seeking to tempt juvenile investors to part with pennies for their wares, now desire to a society of their ... From Desire for Erudition Hits Turkish Chick-Pea Vendors - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

58. 1942

    Sep 2, 1942 - Roberto A. Morales, secretary of the commission, said in New York yesterday that Mexico produced an annual crop of 60000 tons of the chickpeas, formerly shipped to Spain. According to Sefior Morales, both the Department of Agriculture and the War Production Board have expressed ... From SEEKS CHICK-PEA OUTLET; Mexican Group Here Looking for Market for ... - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

59. 1946

    1946 - In 1946, when transistors the size of a chick pea were not yet in production, Dick Tracy started wearing and using his "2-Way Wrist Radio," a device much smaller than the smallest radio tube available at that time, and there were no batteries small enough that could have ... From HQ, Group III, Texas Wing, Civil Air Patrol - The USAF Auxiliary - Related web pages www.group3txwing.org/content/0712 ...

60. 1955

    1955 - RRG and MRM got married in 1955. The 9 am wedding - the cheapest slot, they said - was followed by a celebratory chick-pea stew which they devoured before going to see Errol Flynn in Robin Hood then showing at the Cine Avenida on Madrid's fashionable ...RRG and MRM got married in 1955. The 9 am wedding - the cheapest slot, they said - was followed by a celebratory chick-pea stew which they devoured before going to see Errol Flynn in Robin Hood then showing at the Cine Avenida on Madrid's fashionable central thoroughfare, La Gran Via, with its modernist buildings and art-deco architecture, packed with glamorous hotels, department stores and above all else lined with an abundance of movie theatres. Show moreShow less From The haptic in hindsight: neighbourhood cinema-going in post-war Spain. - … - Related web pages www.britannica.com/bps/additionalcontent/18 ...

61. 1960

    Oct 2, 1960 - ... ... tomatoes the rosemary and the quart of water 3 Cover and cook over low heat stirring frequently thirty minutes 4 Add the cooked ditalini or elbow macaroni to the anchovy chick pea mixture Heat five to ten minutes stirring occasionally Serve hot with grated Parmesan or Romano cheese ... From Pasta Plus Legumes - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

62. 1965

    Dec 30, 1965 - that caused President Johnson and his French chef to part company was the serving of chick peas in the White House. The chef, Rene Verdon, was reported to feel that cluck peas, even when disguised with a French name, were- an insult to the palate. Particularly when served cold . ... From President's Chef Resigned Over Chick Pea Question . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=OtEbAAAAIBAJ ...

63. 1969

    Dec 22, 1969 - The present. City problem. Chick pea Miss Bonheur Ogles YAMAHA Christmas Specials il. Twin In up to. MM PH CWEN IS in up V POr our ir NOW YAMAHA I In Bettor Machine The ONLY Yone with. NO das and OIL Mixing VIC PAMTH'S INC ... From The .Present ..City Problem ..Chick Pea Miss Bonheur Ogles ..Yamaha . … - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=JEQxAAAAIBAJ ...

64. 1970

    Apr 26, 1970 - minutes and remove it with chick pea paste It is absorbed through the skin and has a good effect on the bones Helen instructed as she held up a pint Ixittle of mustard oil she was selling for a dollarHow did you like the mustard oil and chick pea paste she asked at the next classThe ... From DOES YOGA MEAN GREATER BEAUTY? - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/baltsun/access/1759165302 ...

65. 1971

    1971 - The first record of chickpea production in western Canada dates back to the 1920s, but chickpea production on a large scale can really be traced back to the establishment of the Crop Development Centre (CDC) at the University of Saskatchewan in 1971.The first record of chickpea production in western Canada dates back to the 1920s, but chickpea production on a large scale can really be traced back to the establishment of the Crop Development Centre (CDC) at the University of Saskatchewan in 1971. Chickpea was grown in small research plots in Western Canada in the 1970s or even before, but they rarely produced a harvestable crop due to their late maturity and a number of other factors. Show moreShow less From … Pulse Growers-Pulse News-The Chickpea Story: Past, Present, and … - Related web pages ww2.link.ca/~saskpulse/news/news-page ...

66. 1972

    Feb 4, 1972 - Where may I find the spice coriander locally It seems to be very difficult to obtain I live in the Miami area and dont want to go too far afield I would also like to know if chick pea flour is available here Ive tried grinding the dried peas in a mill but with no success Coriander and ... From Coriander, Chick Pea Flour Sought By Cook . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=u8wlAAAAIBAJ ...

67. 1976

    Jun 24, 1976 - A Chick peas are one of the oldest foods known to man A wild variety was eaten as far back as 10000 years ago and they are known to have been cultivated during an cient Roman times In fact tradition has it that Cicero took his name from the Latin word for chick pea Cicer Orientinum ... From Drugs That Are Used to Treat Diabetes Can Contribute to Weight … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/604898912 ...

68. 1977

    Jan 20, 1977 - Vi» cup wine vinegar 1 garlic crushed Vi teaspoon dried oregano leaves Vs teaspoon salt Dash pepper. In a bowl mix together peas onion and tomato Into a jar measure corn oil vinegar garlic oregano salt and pepper Cover tightly and shake well Pour over vegetables toss Chill Makes 6 ... From Chick Pea Salad . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=8040AAAAIBAJ ...

69. 1978

    Feb 9, 1978 - Zucchini Dr essingrecipe follows. In medium bowl toss together tomatoes chick peas and chicory Toss with Zucchini Dressing Makes about 6 servings. Zucchini Dressing In medium bowl stir together Vi cup finely shredded zucchini 1 small cup. From Italian Chick Pea Salad . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=0boqAAAAIBAJ ...

70. 1979

    Aug 4, 1979 - salt teaspoon ground black peppercups shredded cabbagecup etc grated. Parmesan Romano chees 1 In large saucepan combine chick peas water bouillon cubes garlic tomato sauce salt and pepper Heat to boiling cover simmer 10 minutes 2 Add cabbage and cook 5 minutes or until just wilted 3 ... From Chick .Pea Soup Italian Style . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=s1AfAAAAIBAJ ...

71. 1983

    Dec 15, 1983 - pound chickpeasgarbanzos cups water Salt to tasie tablespoons oil tablespoon butter clove garlic minced cup finely diced onions cup finely diced celery cup finely diced carrots teaspoon cumin cup flour cups chicken broth cup cored diced tomatoes bay leaf Freshly ground pepper to taste ... From Egyptian Chick Pea Soup . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=0pMsAAAAIBAJ ...

72. 1984

    Jun 20, 1984 - CHICK PEA AND ARTICHOKE SALAD 6ounce Jar marinated artichoke hearts cup olive oi cup lemon juice teaspoon sal teaspoon black peppe garlic clove crushed 19ounce cans chickpeas drained cup diced tomato tablespoon capers hardcooked cut into. Drain marinade from artichokes Into a medium ... From Chick Pea And Artichoke Salad . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=YGsVAAAAIBAJ ...

73. 1986

    Jul 11, 1986 - Proceedings of the international food legume research conference on pea, lentil, faba bean and chickpea held at the Sheraton Hotel, Spokane, Washington DC, USA, 6–11 July 1986. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands.A global perspective of the problems and prospects for crop improvement in pea, lentil, faba bean and chickpea. Proceedings of the international food legume research conference on pea, lentil, faba bean and chickpea held at the Sheraton Hotel, Spokane, Washington DC, USA, 6–11 July 1986. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands. Show moreShow less From Inmagic DB/Text WebPublisher PRO: 1 records - Related web pages database.prota.org/dbtw-wpd/exec/dbtwpub.dll ...

74. 1987

    Aug 13, 1987 - A chickpea blight epidemic has wiped out half of the Inland Empire crop of the popular yellowish salad bean causing more than million in losses the US Department of Agriculture vaid Wednesday The disease a fungus called Ascochyta blight has left fields lookIng likesomeone went through ... From Blight Wipes Out Much Of Region's Chickpea Crops . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=XOcRAAAAIBAJ ...

75. 1988

    Mar 1, 1988 - The field, infested with 0 to 32 nematodes/cm3 soil, was divided in 100 plots of 6.75 m2 each and sown to chickpea on 1 March, 1988. The nematode density in the soil of each plot was determined before sowing and after harvest. In mid April, nematodes were ...The field, infested with 0 to 32 nematodes/cm3 soil, was divided in 100 plots of 6.75 m2 each and sown to chickpea on 1 March, 1988. The nematode density in the soil of each plot was determined before sowing and after harvest. In mid April, nematodes were counted in the chickpea roots and root necrosis was assessed. There was a negative correlation between nematode densities at sowing and yield of chickpea. It is estimated that a threshold limit is 0.031 nematodes/cm3 ... Show moreShow less From AGRIS Records Search - Related web pages agris.fao.org/agris-search/search/search.do ...

76. 1989

    Dec 8, 1989 - NP Saxena and C. Johansen, Chickpea ideotypes for genetic enhancement of yield and yield stability in South Asia. In: Chickpea in the Nineties: Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Chickpea Improvement4–8 December 1989, ICRISAT Center ...Saxena and Johansen, 1990b. NP Saxena and C. Johansen, Chickpea ideotypes for genetic enhancement of yield and yield stability in South Asia. In: Chickpea in the Nineties: Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Chickpea Improvement4–8 December 1989, ICRISAT Center, , ICRISAT, Patancheru, India ( 1990b), pp. Show moreShow less From Genotypic variation in moisture response of chickpea grown under line- … - Related web pages linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii ...

77. 1990

    Aug 8, 1990 - Ladizinsky G and Adler A 1975 The origin of chickpea as indicated by seed protein electrophoresis Israel J Bot 24 183–189 ... Van Der Maesen LJ G 1972 Cicer L a Monograph of the Genus with Special Reference to the ChickpeaCicer arietinum L Veeman and Zoren Wageningen The Netherlands ... From Heredity - Abstract of article: The origin of chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.): … - Related web pages www.nature.com/hdy/journal/v66/n3/abs ...

78. 1991

    Jun 23, 1991 - As a first course she served tomato and chick pea soup garnished with fresh mint and toasted sesame seeds followed by skewers of marinated lamb and red peppers cooked over a charcoal fire Saffron rice pilaf and a zucchini and onion salad were served on the side For dessert she served a ... From Chicago Sun-Times: Salute start of summer with tomato and chick pea … - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/CSTB/lib00225 ...

79. 1992

    Aug 11, 1992 - In a large bowl combine chirk peas green pepper and onion In a small bowl combine oil lemon juice oregano garlic and black pepper add to chick pea mixture stir until coated Just before serving stir in feta cheese and reserved tomato wedges Yield 4 portions cups. From Greek Tomato And Chick Pea Salad . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=uCwfAAAAIBAJ ...

80. 1993

    Sep 15, 1993 - The nutritional analysis for the ChickpeaVegetable Medley was incorrectly listed in last week's Food section The correct nutritional ... Call them chickpeas call them garbanzo beans or even call them ceci the way the Italians do By any of the names theyre still the same chunky little ... From … Chickpea; From Greek to Chic, the Hearty History of the Garbanzo Bean - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost/access ...

81. 1994

    Sep 8, 1994 - 3 Add the tomatoes and their liquid rosemary chickpea puree and the remaining can of chickpeas with its liquid to the saucepan Stirring it often heat the mixture for about 15 minutes or until it has thickened Add the parsley and pepper 4 Toss the hot cooked spaghetti with the sauce and ... From CHICKPEA SAUCE AND SPAGHETTI - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sandiego/access ...

82. 1995

    Feb 9, 1995 - Chickpeas also called ceci beans or garbanzo beans are a versatile and flavorful ingredient around which to build a meal ... Combine the chickpea puree in a bowl with the tahini sesame oil salt and cumin Add lemon juice and stir to mix well then stir in minced garlic ... From By any name, versatile chickpea a tasty and nutritious addition - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sandiego/access ...

83. 1996

    Jul 14, 1996 - Falafel, many other Mideast foods rely on the chickpea.(TASTE) ... find Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) articles. The chickpea is a legume that many people associate with the Middle East, where it is an important food that ... From … , many other Mideast foods rely on the chickpea.(TASTE) - Star Tribune ( … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-62632605.html?refid ...

84. 1997

    Jul 1997 - It is a widely adapted desi chickpea cultivar suitable for medium to high rainfall areas in Australia. It was released by Agriculture Western Australia in July 1997.`Heera' chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) (Reg. no. CV-177, PI 612246) was developed by Agriculture Western Australia's chickpea breeding team. It is a widely adapted desi chickpea cultivar suitable for medium to high rainfall areas in Australia. It was released by Agriculture Western Australia in July 1997. Show moreShow less From Article: Registration of `Heera' Chickpea. - Crop Science | HighBeam … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-66893589.html?refid ...

85. 1998

    Aug 27, 1998 - Miami Herald, The : Complete full-text content of local and regional news, including community events, schools, politics, government policies, cultural activities, local companies, state industries, and people in the community. Paid advertisements are excluded. From Miami Herald, The : CHICK-PEA CAKE - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/MH/lib00256 ...

86. 1999

    Sep 15, 1999 - Lentil Chickpea. and Rice Casserole. F2. Pasta with Fresh Tomato Sauce Basil and Cheese. F2. Peperonata. F4. Ratatouille. F4. Sesame Tofu Stirfry. F2. EAT WRITE. Homemade foods good for baby F3. VINTAGE POINT. Aussie wines good with everything F2. ANN LANDERS ... From [Caponata F4 Ghivetch F4 Lentil, Chick-pea and Rice Casserole F2 Pasta … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/thestar/access/427922601 ...

87. 2000

    Sep 7, 2000 - On-farm IPM of chickpea in Nepal: proceedings of the International Workshop on Planning and Implementation of On-farm Chickpea IPM in Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal, 6–7 Sep 2000. Pande, S. (Suresh Pande); Johansen, C.; Stevenson, PC; Grzywacz, D . From ICRISAT Document Repository: Browsing by Date - Related web pages dspace.icrisat.ac.in/dspace/browse-date?order ...

88. 2001

    Feb 21, 2001 - M2 PRESSWIRE-21 February 2001-CSIRO: Chickpea, lupin yeild boost in drought (C) 1994-2001 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD. RDATE:21022001 Researchers have identified two chickpea and two lupin varieties which have produced significantly ...M2 PRESSWIRE-21 February 2001-CSIRO: Chickpea, lupin yeild boost in drought (C) 1994-2001 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD. RDATE:21022001 Researchers have identified two chickpea and two lupin varieties which have produced significantly higher yields under tough conditions in Western Australia. Show moreShow less From Press Release: Chickpea, lupin yeild boost in drought. - M2 Presswire | … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-70734574.html?refid ...

89. 2002

    Jul 10, 2002 - THE last time you bit into a falafel sandwich you were probably thinking about nothing more than the warm spice and crunch of the chickpea fritters and the way they played against the soft bread crisp vegetables and nutty tahini sauce. Unless youre Palestinian in which case you may ... From A History of the Mideast In the Humble Chickpea - New York Times - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

90. 2003

    Apr 22, 2003 - M2 PRESSWIRE-22 April 2003-US ARS: New, improved chickpea now available(C)1994- 2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD. RDATE:04222003 Legume lovers, rejoice! Agricultural Research Service scientists and their cooperators have released a new ...M2 PRESSWIRE-22 April 2003-US ARS: New, improved chickpea now available(C)1994- 2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD. RDATE:04222003 Legume lovers, rejoice! Agricultural Research Service scientists and their cooperators have released a new chickpea variety called Sierra, whose tasty, cream-colored seed could be coming to salad bars soon. Show moreShow less From Press Release: New, improved chickpea now available. - M2 Presswire | … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-100459602.html?refid ...

91. 2004

    Aug 2004 - FILE - In this Aug. 2004 file photo, Mark Watson holds chickpea seedpods at his farm north of Alliance, Neb. Garbanzo bean farmers say a federal program that was supposed to provide them with a safety net is largely worthless because the government has ...FILE - In this Aug. 2004 file photo, Mark Watson holds chickpea seedpods at his farm north of Alliance, Neb. Garbanzo bean farmers say a federal program that was supposed to provide them with a safety net is largely worthless because the government has underestimated the value of their crop. (AP Photo/Scottsbluff Star-Herald, Melissa Smith). BISMARCK, ND — Garbanzo bean farmers say a federal program that was supposed to provide them with a safety net is largely ... Show moreShow less From Farmers: Federal chickpea program won't help much - Related web pages www.signonsandiego.com/news/2009/jul/22/us ...

92. 2005

    Feb 20, 2005 - First came falafel the now ubiquitous Middle Eastern dish made of chickpeas and spices shaped like pucks or balls and deep fried The texture of falafel however is typically dense and grainy Now chefs have lightened the mixture and taking a cue from the Italian staple polenta poured the ... From JUMPING INTO THE FRYING PAN ; CHICKPEA FRIES AND FRITTERS … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/796069581 ...

93. 2006

    Mar 22, 2006 - At a recent visit to the Auberge at Ojai the newprogressive AmericanFrench restaurant where Christian Shafferof Avenue in Manhattan Beach and the recently closed Chloe in Playa del Rey is chef Times restaurant critic S Irene Virbila was wowed by a chickpea fritter appetizerThe flavor ... From CULINARY SOS; Clever chickpea fritter with a salad sensibility - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/1007610341 ...

94. 2007

    Jun 15, 2007 - Youll find chickpea salads in several Mediterranean countries Ozcan Ozan author of The Sultan's Kitchen prepares a colorful Turkish chickpea salad combining the basic chickpeaolive oil lemon juice mixture with diced tomatoes chopped parsley red onion garlic and plenty of seasonings ... From Mediterranean chickpea salads - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/jpost/access/1292253831 ...

95. 2008

    Aug 27, 2008 - Healthy recipe: Chick pea and black bean salad posted Wed, Aug 27th 2008 by Debra McDuffee. Yes, I'm still trying to increase the amount of beans we eat, as I had mentioned when I posted the polenta and butter bean recipe earlier this month. ... Read More » 0 Comments. From beans - Articles - Thats fit - Related web pages www.thatsfit.com/tag/beans

96. Nov 8, 2008 - It is somewhat ironic that chickpea dishes are popping up on trendy menus from New York to Paris as they have always been the thrifty cook's best friend Low in fat high in protein and dietary fibre and full of minerals such as zinc and vitamins such as folate theyre incredibly healthy ... From The humble chickpea has its moment - The Globe and Mail - Related web pages www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC ...

97. 2009

    Dec 18, 2009 - A plate of Peshwari chickpeas at the restaurant Namskar in Calgary on December 18, 2009. Photograph by: Christina Ryan, Calgary Herald We're starting to tire of our turkey, so we think it's time to add a little southern spice to the dim days of late December ...A plate of Peshwari chickpeas at the restaurant Namskar in Calgary on December 18, 2009. Photograph by: Christina Ryan, Calgary Herald We're starting to tire of our turkey, so we think it's time to add a little southern spice to the dim days of late December. And by south, we mean south-central Asia and the spices of India and Pakistan. We asked a couple of our favourite Indian chefs to share their recipes: one is for the ubiquitous and delicious butter chicken; the other ... Show moreShow less From Alternatives to leftover turkey - Related web pages www.vancouversun.com/life/holiday-guide ...

98. 2010

    Jan 4, 2010 - By Patrick Moser (AFP) – Jan 4, 2010. ABU GOSH, Israel — At the risk of whipping up discord with Lebanon, an Arab-Israeli village is planning to make the world's biggest hummus, a humble chickpea dip that stirs passions across the Middle East . On ...By Patrick Moser (AFP) – Jan 4, 2010. ABU GOSH, Israel — At the risk of whipping up discord with Lebanon, an Arab-Israeli village is planning to make the world's biggest hummus, a humble chickpea dip that stirs passions across the Middle East . On Friday, residents of Abu Gosh, near Jerusalem, will mash up 4000 kilogrammes (8800 pounds) of chickpeas, sesame paste, olive oil, lemon juice and garlic. Show moreShow less From AFP: Israeli village stirs up hummus war with record bid - Related web pages www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article ...

99. Jan 8, 2010 - Israelis gather around a giant humus dish in the Arab town of Abu Ghosh outside Jerusalem, Friday, Jan. 8, 2010. Israel has taken the upper hand in a new kind of Mideast conflict, one in which bullets are replaced by chickpeas. Using a satellite dish on loan ...Israelis gather around a giant humus dish in the Arab town of Abu Ghosh outside Jerusalem, Friday, Jan. 8, 2010. Israel has taken the upper hand in a new kind of Mideast conflict, one in which bullets are replaced by chickpeas. Using a satellite dish on loan from a nearby broadcast station, cooks in Abu Ghosh whipped up more than four metric tons of humus, the chickpea paste that is a staple, and a near-religious obsession, for many in the Middle East. (AP Photo/ David ... Show moreShow less From Hummus war: Israel doubles record - Mideast/N. Africa - msnbc.com - Related web pages www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34767635/ns/world_news ...

100. Mar 30, 2010 - Posted by: Chickpea on March 30, 2010 at 6:05 PM. I need this book! After drooling over all the awesome crafts on Craftzine.com, I decided to challenge myself to a craft a month. I'm 4 crafts in and realize, I have NO idea what I'm doing. I really could ...Posted by: Chickpea on March 30, 2010 at 6:05 PM. I need this book! After drooling over all the awesome crafts on Craftzine.com, I decided to challenge myself to a craft a month. I'm 4 crafts in and realize, I have NO idea what I'm doing. I really could use an encyclopedia type reference on basics (especially in sewing). Each time I use the internet to look up instructions, I find myself hopelessly distracted. Show moreShow less From Craftzine.com blog : Book Giveaway: Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of … - Related web pages blog.craftzine.com/archive/2010/03 ...