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1. 4000 BC

   4000 BC - Fenugreek is an herb and a spice, whereby the leaves are used as an herb and the seed as spice. Historically the use of fenugreek can be traced back to 4000 BC in Iraq, Bronze Age Kingdom of Judah, and was found in desiccated form in the tomb of Tutankhamen.Fenugreek is an herb and a spice, whereby the leaves are used as an herb and the seed as spice. Historically the use of fenugreek can be traced back to 4000 BC in Iraq, Bronze Age Kingdom of Judah, and was found in desiccated form in the tomb of Tutankhamen. The use is very widespread, from being a common ingredient in curry, to the inexpensive use as a maple syrup surrogate product ingredient in the United States, this herb and spice has found its way into many cuisines all ... Show moreShow less From Curvatrim - Ginger Root - Related web pages exercise.weightlossgold.com/Curvatrim-Damiana_ ...

2. 4000 BC - Fenugreek has been a sacred plant for most of human history. It was found in a ritual burial site in Iraq dating to 4000 BC, and was even found in the tomb of Tutankhamen. Jews, Muslims and Christians in the Middle East all include it in meals during ...Fenugreek has been a sacred plant for most of human history. It was found in a ritual burial site in Iraq dating to 4000 BC, and was even found in the tomb of Tutankhamen. Jews, Muslims and Christians in the Middle East all include it in meals during important festivals. Many healing traditions from Africa to China use the seeds to aid digestion, increase breast milk and treat diabetes. Dozens of clinical studies indicate that fengreek seed extract improves blood sugar in ... Show moreShow less From Seekers Centre for Integrative Medicine — Information, Diseases, … - Related web pages www.seekerscentre.com/information/diabetes/

3. 3400 BC

   3400 BC - 1 Imagine a sweet confection for curing intestinal worms – by 3400 BC our forebears had formulated such a remedy, as testified by a manuscript in a tomb at Thebes. What were the active ingredients? Fenugreek seeds and other herbs, all bound together with honey.But the historical record and hieroglyphic evidence certainly date it from the time of the Ancient Egyptians. 1 Imagine a sweet confection for curing intestinal worms – by 3400 BC our forebears had formulated such a remedy, as testified by a manuscript in a tomb at Thebes. What were the active ingredients? Fenugreek seeds and other herbs, all bound together with honey. Another delight for the Ancient Egyptian palate were breath-freshening lozenges – date flour and honey ... Show moreShow less From 功能性食品（英文）：Functional Foods_大学课件预览_高等教育资讯网 - Related web pages read.cucdc.com/cw/76398/129179.html

4. 3000 BC

   3000 BC - As far back as 3000 BC, the Egyptians were employing fenugreek to help prevent wrinkles. Both Hippocrates and Pliny also refer to the herb. Remains have been found in Egypt from as early as 3000BCE. Fenugreek seeds were found in Tutankhamen's tomb. Unlike ...One of the oldest medicinal plants, fenugreek's earliest recorded use dates back to the ancient Egyptians. As far back as 3000 BC, the Egyptians were employing fenugreek to help prevent wrinkles. Both Hippocrates and Pliny also refer to the herb. Remains have been found in Egypt from as early as 3000BCE. Fenugreek seeds were found in Tutankhamen's tomb. Unlike the more exotic botanicals, fenugreek, indigenous to the Mediterranean region, was easily available. Show moreShow less From Saje Natural Wellness :: Creating 100% natural products since 1992 :: … www.saje.ca/natural_ingredients_a/139.htm

5. 3000 BC - Native to the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, Fenugreek is also cultivated in India, Morocco, Egypt, and England. Assyrians were the first to cultivate this herb in 3000 BC and the Greeks and Romans used it as mouth freshener. Folklore claims that ...Native to the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, Fenugreek is also cultivated in India, Morocco, Egypt, and England. Assyrians were the first to cultivate this herb in 3000 BC and the Greeks and Romans used it as mouth freshener. Folklore claims that small breasted women would bathe in water infused with Fenugreek seeds in hopes of increasing breast size (no medical findings have been given to support this claim). Fenugreek was widely used to induce childbirth and it ... Show moreShow less From Fenugreek Seed - Nutrition - 28% OFF! eco-friendly-shop.com/Nutrition/Fenugreek-Seed/

6. 2700 BC

   2700 BC - Ancient Chinese references mention about use of Cinnamon as early as 2700 BC as a medicine for relieving nausea, fever, diarrhea and menstrual problems ... . It also has many medicinal uses. Fenugreek seed and leaves are good for increasing breast milk in lactating women ... From Medicinal Uses Of Dalchini Triglycerides | LifeMojo - Related web pages www.lifemojo.com/health/medicinal-uses-of ...

7. 2000 BC

   2000 BC - As it is understood from ancient Egyptian papyruses, Fenugreek seed was a commonly known medicinal herb that was used as an appetizer, strengthener and satisfaction increaser in 2000 BC.Explanation: Although, its main origin is known as East Mediterranean countries, Fenugreek has been widely cultivated from Morocco through China in time and finally cultivated in America. As it is understood from ancient Egyptian papyruses, Fenugreek seed was a commonly known medicinal herb that was used as an appetizer, strengthener and satisfaction increaser in 2000 BC. Show moreShow less From Grinex - Related web pages www.grinex.com/eng/formul3.html

8. 1800 BC

   1800 BC - There have been a number of recent attempts to recreate past drinks: the Anchor Brewery in San Francisco sells Ninkasi beer, which is brewed to the recipe implicit in a 1800 BC hymn to the Sumerian goddess of beer; the Mas des Tourelles vineyard in the south ...There have been a number of recent attempts to recreate past drinks: the Anchor Brewery in San Francisco sells Ninkasi beer, which is brewed to the recipe implicit in a 1800 BC hymn to the Sumerian goddess of beer; the Mas des Tourelles vineyard in the south of France makes Mulsum and Turriculae wines following Roman production methods and using Roman-era additives including fenugreek and seawater; and Ted Breaux distils Jade absinthe on 19th-century French equipment ... Show moreShow less From Powells.com From the Author - Iain Gately - Related web pages www.powells.com/essays/iaingately.html

9. 1552 BC

   1552 BC - One interesting entry discusses the preparation of “kyphi,” which the text describes as an early disinfectant: “The earliest disinfectant of which we have any account is one mentioned in the Papyrus Ebers, which was written 1552 BC It is called 'the preparation ...One interesting entry discusses the preparation of “kyphi,” which the text describes as an early disinfectant: “The earliest disinfectant of which we have any account is one mentioned in the Papyrus Ebers, which was written 1552 BC It is called 'the preparation of Kyphi, to make agreeable the odor of the house or dresses: dry myrrh, juniper berries, olibanum, matic twigs, fenugreek seeds, raisins…Also use them as pastiles to make agreeable the odor of the mouth.' Show moreShow less From Tips - Related web pages www.snydersembalming.com/tips-19th%20century.htm

10. 1550 BC

    1550 BC - Ancient Egyptian medical documents state that fenugreek seeds were used as early as 1550 BC in anointing oils and herbal ointments. During the Middle Ages in Europe, monastery accounts indicate that gardens were designated with beds of herbs and spices ...Fenugreek seeds have been used as a medicinal herb as well as a dye and a seasoning for centuries. Ancient Egyptian medical documents state that fenugreek seeds were used as early as 1550 BC in anointing oils and herbal ointments. During the Middle Ages in Europe, monastery accounts indicate that gardens were designated with beds of herbs and spices including fenugreek. This seed is triangular in shape and yellow-brown and are often roasted and then crushed to bring out their ... Show moreShow less From Dictionary of Gastronomy - Related web pages www.tablematters.com/index.php/resources ...

11. 1550 BC - In 1550 BC, the famous Ebers Papyrus advised treating diabetes with high fiber wheat grains. Not much has modified since then. Plant foods are the drug of alternative for treating diabetes. There are giant numbers of scientific analysis findings to confirm the ...In 1550 BC, the famous Ebers Papyrus advised treating diabetes with high fiber wheat grains. Not much has modified since then. Plant foods are the drug of alternative for treating diabetes. There are giant numbers of scientific analysis findings to confirm the effectiveness of plant foods in managing this disease. Through the centuries, a lot [...] Tags: bitter gourd, Blood Sugar, body, coriander seeds, Diabetes, diabetes treatment, fenugreek seeds, Health, indian gooseberry ... Show moreShow less From Fenugreek Seeds | Health Fitness 4 Men - Related web pages www.healthfitness4men.com/tag/fenugreek-seeds/

12. 1500 BC

    1500 BC - The fenugreek seed uses date back to the Egyptians in 1500 BC Although it is commonly used in cooking, the fenugreek seed is used for many things from menopausal symptoms to inducing childbirth. Normally, the fenugreek seed is ground into a powder and taken ...The fenugreek seed uses date back to the Egyptians in 1500 BC Although it is commonly used in cooking, the fenugreek seed is used for many things from menopausal symptoms to inducing childbirth. Normally, the fenugreek seed is ground into a powder and taken orally or used to form a paste and applied to the [...] Filed Under: natural herbs Tagged With: ancient indians, blood sugar levels, chinese herbalists, cholesterol absorption, fenugreek seed, ground seeds , kidney problems ... Show moreShow less From Natural Herbs | Herbal Supplements, Herbal Remedies, Herbal … - Related web pages healthplusrx.com/category/natural-herbs/page/3/

13. 1500 BC - In ancient Egypt, fenugreek was used in embalming processes, for incense, and as a supplement added to wheat and corn flour for bread-making. The first recorded use of fenugreek in the Ebers papyri, which have been dated to 1500 BCE, was for labor induction ...Fenugreek is one of the oldest medicinal plants. In ancient Egypt, fenugreek was used in embalming processes, for incense, and as a supplement added to wheat and corn flour for bread-making. The first recorded use of fenugreek in the Ebers papyri, which have been dated to 1500 BCE, was for labor induction during childbirth. Latin and Greek pharmacopoeias describe the antidiabetic effects of fenugreek seeds..sup.5,6 ... Show moreShow less From … - and Glucose-Lowering Effects of Fenugreek. - Alternative Medicine Alert … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-206570609.html

14. 1500 BC - Fenugreek, an herb that originated in ancient Egyptian culture as far back as 1500 BC, was once a part of the mummification process. According to the NCCAM, the herb today is used to control diabetes, as studies indicate it may lower blood sugar and also be ...Fenugreek, an herb that originated in ancient Egyptian culture as far back as 1500 BC, was once a part of the mummification process. According to the NCCAM, the herb today is used to control diabetes, as studies indicate it may lower blood sugar and also be effective in both stimulating the appetite and encouraging breast milk production in pregnant women. Fenugreek can be applied to the skin as a topical treatment for inflammation, or taken as an oral supplement. References ... Show moreShow less From The Best Herbs For Diabetes | LIVESTRONG.COM - Related web pages www.livestrong.com/article/58037-herbs-diabetes/

15. 1500 BC - The use of Fenugreek dates back to the year 1500 BC and it was used as a recipe for burns. Fenugreek was used in ancient Egypt to induce labor. From Fenugreek history and health benefits - Related web pages www.myfenugreek.com/

16. 1500 BC - PLANT ORIGIN tioned in the Bible in the account of the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt in 1500 BC, although those references may be to fenugreek. The Romans used a perennial form of leek, and Pliny describes the wild leek as being used medicinally.In North America, ramps or wild leeks (A. tricoccum) can be used in Mediterranean dishes calling for wild leeks or green onions. PLANT ORIGIN tioned in the Bible in the account of the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt in 1500 BC, although those references may be to fenugreek. The Romans used a perennial form of leek, and Pliny describes the wild leek as being used medicinally. Pliny also described Ariccia in central Italy as being famous for its leeks. Show moreShow less From Mediterranean Vegetables - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/23844811/Mediterranean ...

17. 1500 BC - Fenugreek 胡芦巴（Fenugreek）是一种植物香料，又叫香豆子、香苜蓿、芦巴子，为豆科蝶形花亚科胡芦巴属草本植物，是一种使用历史十分悠久的传统药材。《 嘉祐本草》和《 本草图经》上称葫芦巴，《本草纲目》叫苦豆，《本草原始》叫芦巴。 早在公元前1500年，在埃及和中东一带就有种植，并 ...Fenugreek 胡芦巴（Fenugreek）是一种植物香料，又叫香豆子、香苜蓿、芦巴子，为豆科蝶形花亚科胡芦巴属草本植物，是一种使用历史十分悠久的传统药材。《 嘉祐本草》和《 本草图经》上称葫芦巴，《本草纲目》叫苦豆，《本草原始》叫芦巴。 早在公元前1500年，在埃及和中东一带就有种植，并当成一种香料和药物使用，最早用于孕妇催产。 以后发现对多种疾病有治疗效果。 现在在印度，巴基斯坦，中东地区都有种植。 Show moreShow less From 2007 三月 07 | 十万个为什么 - Related web pages qingfangblog.com/2007/03/07/

18. 1150 BC

    1150 BC - According to Kozue Takahashi, an author from Minnesota State University, history reveals the eternal search for renewed hair growth. As far back as 1150 BC, Egyptian men tried to treat hair loss by rubbing the fats from ibex, lions, crocodiles, serpents, geese ...According to Kozue Takahashi, an author from Minnesota State University, history reveals the eternal search for renewed hair growth. As far back as 1150 BC, Egyptian men tried to treat hair loss by rubbing the fats from ibex, lions, crocodiles, serpents, geese, cats, goats and hippopotami onto their balding pates. Other methods used were rubbing chopped lettuce, essential oils of fir and rosemary and almond and castor oil into the scalp. They also tried fenugreek seeds, which ... Show moreShow less From About Topical Solutions For Hair Loss | LIVESTRONG.COM - Related web pages www.livestrong.com/article/70164-topical ...

19. 1000 BC

    1000 BC - One of the oldest cultivated plants, fenugreek can be traced back to 1000 BC, when Egyptian texts detailed its use as an embalming agent in the mummification process. Throughout history, fenugreek has proven itself as a multi-purpose herb ; it has been prized as ...One of the oldest cultivated plants, fenugreek can be traced back to 1000 BC, when Egyptian texts detailed its use as an embalming agent in the mummification process. Throughout history, fenugreek has proven itself as a multi-purpose herb ; it has been prized as an aphrodisiac, used to enhance the appeal of stale fodder for livestock, roasted and brewed like coffee and even employed as a yellow dye for clothing. ^ Not lost upon the ancient cultures that first cultivated fenugreek ... Show moreShow less From Fenugreek's New Role Lies in Blood Sugar and Cholesterol Control « … - Related web pages deancoleman.wordpress.com/2007/06/21 ...

20. 1000 BC - Around 1000 BC, the Phoenicians, from their base of Tyre, in what is now southern Lebanon, were trading spices as far west as southern Spain and even Cornwall and east to the coasts of East Africa and India. Cornwall provided useful metals, while the eastern ...The pharaonic Egyptians were not the only early consumers of spices from Asia. Around 1000 BC, the Phoenicians, from their base of Tyre, in what is now southern Lebanon, were trading spices as far west as southern Spain and even Cornwall and east to the coasts of East Africa and India. Cornwall provided useful metals, while the eastern Mediterranean had plenty of its own spices to trade for the pepper and cinnamon brought from the east. Cumin, coriander, fennel, fenugreek ... Show moreShow less From The Spice Routes - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=z0bCxxuDrZIC&pg=PA11 ...

21. 325 BC

    325 BC - The Attic At Delhi The rich culinary tradition of North India predates Central Asian influences with the arrival of Alexander and the Greek armies in 325 BC. They gifted to Indian cuisine an assortment of ingredients including lemon, mint garlic, olive ...The Attic At Delhi The rich culinary tradition of North India predates Central Asian influences with the arrival of Alexander and the Greek armies in 325 BC. They gifted to Indian cuisine an assortment of ingredients including lemon, mint garlic, olive, fennel, fenugreek, eggplant and zucchini. Babur, the first Mughal who arrived from Fe...rghana in Central Asia in the early 1500's bringing with him the meat skewering traditions of the Tajiks, Turkemans and other ... Show moreShow less From The Attic At Delhi | Facebook www.facebook.com/pages/The-Attic-At-Delhi ...

22. 67 AD

    67 AD - The city of Jotapata was taken on the New Moon of Tammuz in 67 CE. It had been a walled city in Israel since the days of Joshua (cf. Mishnah, Arak. 9:6). The first assault was repulsed. The Romans then commenced the siege. Josephus describes the siege in ...The city of Jotapata was taken on the New Moon of Tammuz in 67 CE. It had been a walled city in Israel since the days of Joshua (cf. Mishnah, Arak. 9:6). The first assault was repulsed. The Romans then commenced the siege. Josephus describes the siege in great detail in Wars of the Jews. In the end, despite the use of cunning in sending people out in animal skins to bring in supplies at night, and the use of boiling oil and fenugreek to make the siege engines and bridges ... Show moreShow less From War with Rome and the Fall of the Temple (No. 298) - Related web pages www.ccg.org/english/s/p298.html

23. 70 AD

    70 AD - Actually, fenugreek was the only herb on record to be used as a weapon of war. In 66 to 70 AD during the Roman siege on Jerusalem, General Vespasian ordered his troops to use ladders and scale the city walls. Jerusalem's defense was to pour boiling water or oil ...Actually, fenugreek was the only herb on record to be used as a weapon of war. In 66 to 70 AD during the Roman siege on Jerusalem, General Vespasian ordered his troops to use ladders and scale the city walls. Jerusalem's defense was to pour boiling water or oil on the invaders. The secret to crippling this endeavor was that the Jews added fenugreek to the mix, which made everything even more slippery and the enemy could no longer use their slick ladders. Show moreShow less From The International Forecaster - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/24223089/The-International ...

24. 301 AD

    301 AD - A larger number of prices is given in Diocletian's "Edictum de pretiis rerum venalium," of the year 301 AD, which, indeed, applied more to articles of food and other indispensable necessaries of life than to spices and medicinal substances, and was also issued ...a medicament) at 20 denarii. A larger number of prices is given in Diocletian's "Edictum de pretiis rerum venalium," of the year 301 AD, which, indeed, applied more to articles of food and other indispensable necessaries of life than to spices and medicinal substances, and was also issued only for the eastern part of the Eoman empire, not for Europe.' The edict mentions, among other things, almonds, hemp-seed, figs, fenugreek, linseed, olives, mustard, sesame seed, and grapes. Show moreShow less From The Principles of Pharmacognosy - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=0ow4AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA23 ...

25. 1463

    1463 - The precise procedure for making Sap Sago was established by monks in the Swiss canton of Glarus in 1463, along with a requirement for a stamp of origin. That original recipe is still followed. It calls for fresh skimmed cow's milk to be blended with a special ...The precise procedure for making Sap Sago was established by monks in the Swiss canton of Glarus in 1463, along with a requirement for a stamp of origin. That original recipe is still followed. It calls for fresh skimmed cow's milk to be blended with a special herb, Schabziger blue fenugreek, which gives Sap Sago its soft herb-green hue and distinctive taste. Sap Sago can be used for grating, spreading and seasoning. Show moreShow less From New Product Review - New Products and Marketing - Dairy Foods - Related web pages www.dairyfoods.com/Articles ...

26. 1463 - The exact specification on how to make this cheese was laid down in 1463. One of the earliest protected brands. Schabziger is made out of the skimmed cow milk and a special kind of herb, blue melilot (Trigonella coerulea), also called blue fenugreek. It contains ...First manufactured by the monks in the 8th century. The exact specification on how to make this cheese was laid down in 1463. One of the earliest protected brands. Schabziger is made out of the skimmed cow milk and a special kind of herb, blue melilot (Trigonella coerulea), also called blue fenugreek. It contains less that 3% of fat. Show moreShow less From TACOMA COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PTY(Ltd) - Related web pages www.tacoma.co.za/products.html?s=&A ...

27. 1511

    1511 - It is hardly surprising, then, that the Fugger business empire was worth close to 200000 florins when Jacob Fugger assumed control in 1511. Exploiting silver and copper monopolies, he averaged profits of more than fifty percent during the next two decades.20 ...For their part, the English merchants brought cloth, but they left with everything from fenugreek to ear picks. With shipments of felt hats and fob pockets, the English brought home Continental fashion. It is hardly surprising, then, that the Fugger business empire was worth close to 200000 florins when Jacob Fugger assumed control in 1511. Exploiting silver and copper monopolies, he averaged profits of more than fifty percent during the next two decades.20 No one in ... Show moreShow less From Writing Russia in the Age of Shakespeare - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=DThb-a937n4C&pg=PA5 ...

28. 1532

    1532 - [25] In 1532, it was recorded that property tax was levied in Pulicat on a graded scale and sales tax was levied on rice and paddy, oil and ghee, jaggery, pepper, tumeric, betal nut, gallnut, sugar, cumin, fenugreek, dry ginger and textiles. Import taxes on ...[25] In 1532, it was recorded that property tax was levied in Pulicat on a graded scale and sales tax was levied on rice and paddy, oil and ghee, jaggery, pepper, tumeric, betal nut, gallnut, sugar, cumin, fenugreek, dry ginger and textiles. Import taxes on commodities and export taxes on cloth and corn were also levied. Show moreShow less From History of Pulicat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Pulicat

29. 1562

    1562 - Incidently, in William Turner's Herbal, part II, published in 1562, there's a reference to figs (figges)- alas too long to quote here. The vitues of this fruit, aside from the usual, include being good for the throat, windpipe and kidneys, for softening angry ...Incidently, in William Turner's Herbal, part II, published in 1562, there's a reference to figs (figges)- alas too long to quote here. The vitues of this fruit, aside from the usual, include being good for the throat, windpipe and kidneys, for softening angry swellings and hangnails and in combination with fenugreek and vinegar, a poultice for gout. Show moreShow less From Herb Society Forum (UK): Definition of a Herb www.network54.com/Forum/217936/thread ...

30. 1617

    Dec 1617 - are described in the CC Die., Price, Raff, &c. The only entry in the Accounts is in December 1617 of a payment for brown candy and fenugreek, of 2s. This was probably for some external curative application, as fenugreek was used in cataplasms, clysters, &c .are described in the CC Die., Price, Raff, &c. The only entry in the Accounts is in December 1617 of a payment for brown candy and fenugreek, of 2s. This was probably for some external curative application, as fenugreek was used in cataplasms, clysters, &c . CANELL. See CINNAMON. CANS. Cups or vessels [of metal] for liquors, as a can of ale. Dutch kan, Saxon canna, German kanne, Danish kande; probably so called from holding or containing; Welsh cannu organu, to ... Show moreShow less From The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths of Gawthorpe Hall, in … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=4Gk9AAAAIAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

31. 1621

    1621 - Known for their tangy, refreshing taste, Cranberries were supposedly part of the first Thanksgiving in 1621, but did not... Compare Alvita Fenugreek Seed Not Certified Kosher 30 Bag. From Alvita Tea Grocery & Gourmet - Page 5: Compare Prices, Reviews & Buy … - Related web pages shopping.yahoo.com/grocery-gourmet/alvita-tea ...

32. 1649

    1649 - Fenugreek is among the first plants cultivated for its herbal properties. An entry in Culpepper's Herbal, published in 1649, suggests that it: " . . . cleanses the breast, chest and lungs and may be taken with success for any complaint thereof . . ." If you are ...Fenugreek is among the first plants cultivated for its herbal properties. An entry in Culpepper's Herbal, published in 1649, suggests that it: " . . . cleanses the breast, chest and lungs and may be taken with success for any complaint thereof . . ." If you are cultivating an herb garden and want to include a useful herb with a long and interesting history, try fenugreek. Its small leaves and bright green color will make a nice addition to a sunny spot in your garden. Show moreShow less From The Facts About Fenugreek: Growing and Using Fenugreek - Related web pages herb-gardens.suite101.com/article.cfm ...

33. 1652

    1652 - Jan van Riebeeck landed in the Cape in 1652 and established a farm to provide fresh vegetables and meat for ships rounding the Cape. Labourers were needed for the enterprise so the Dutch ships fetched slaves from Sumatra, who later became known as Cape Malays.Jan van Riebeeck landed in the Cape in 1652 and established a farm to provide fresh vegetables and meat for ships rounding the Cape. Labourers were needed for the enterprise so the Dutch ships fetched slaves from Sumatra, who later became known as Cape Malays. They brought with them their unique culture, traditions, recipes and spices, such as garlic, ginger, chilli, star anise, barishap (fennel ), jeera (cumin), koljander (coriander seed), bay leaf, cardamom, cloves, dhania ... Show moreShow less From Cape Malay cuisine - Cape Town Attractions - Top 100 - World Cup 2010 - Related web pages www.capetown.travel/2010/attractions-entry ...

34. 1712

    1712 - 3 In 1712 there is an account of "the laird of Kilriack [Kilravock] jr., debtor to A. Paterson, chyr-apothecaire at Inverness, for tussilago flower, maiden-hair , mousear, horse-tail, St. John's wort, pennyroyal, althea root, white lily root , fenugreek seed," as ...3 In 1712 there is an account of "the laird of Kilriack [Kilravock] jr., debtor to A. Paterson, chyr-apothecaire at Inverness, for tussilago flower, maiden-hair , mousear, horse-tail, St. John's wort, pennyroyal, althea root, white lily root , fenugreek seed," as herbs for medicine.—The Roses of Kilravock (Spalding Club) , p. Show moreShow less From The Social Life of Scotland in the Eighteenth Century - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=4xAQAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA50 ...

35. 1730

    Sep 28, 1730 - The issue of the 'Suffolk Mercury' or 'St. Edmund's Bury Post,'for September 28, 1730, contains an advertisement setting forth that ' James Hebert, Mercer and Weaver, from the Red Lion and Star, in Fenchurch Street, London, is come to his shop, the ...The issue of the 'Suffolk Mercury' or 'St. Edmund's Bury Post,'for September 28, 1730, contains an advertisement setting forth that ' James Hebert, Mercer and Weaver, from the Red Lion and Star, in Fenchurch Street, London, is come to his shop, the corner of the Cook Row in Bury, during the time of the fair, with newest-fashioned silks, while a Mrs. Johnson, also from London, announces that she is at her shop in Bury fair, selling ' elecampane, fenugreek, pickles, and ... Show moreShow less From England and the English in the Eighteenth Century - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=RuMgAAAAMAAJ&pg ...

36. 1735

    1735 - This temple has been restored by an age-old technique using curd, coconut water, molasses, fenugreek, rope fibres and lime. Jai Singh brought back an image of Govinda (Lord Krishna) from Vrindavan and installed it in the temple palace in 1735 as the guardian ...This temple has been restored by an age-old technique using curd, coconut water, molasses, fenugreek, rope fibres and lime. Jai Singh brought back an image of Govinda (Lord Krishna) from Vrindavan and installed it in the temple palace in 1735 as the guardian deity of Jaipur rulers. After the installation of the patron deity the maharaja started his public speeches with 'subjects of Govinda Deva', in order to imply that they were humble servants of the all-mighty lord. Show moreShow less From City Palace of Jaipur,City Palace Museum in Jaipur India,City Palace … - Related web pages www.indiasite.com/rajasthan/jaipur/citypalace.html

37. 1747

    1747 - It was in 1747 that Hexham-raised Hannah first published her curry recipe in her best-selling book, The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy. More like a gentle aromatic stew, she de-scribed how to 'make a currey the Indian way.' Most likely gleaned from a ...It was in 1747 that Hexham-raised Hannah first published her curry recipe in her best-selling book, The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy. More like a gentle aromatic stew, she de-scribed how to 'make a currey the Indian way.' Most likely gleaned from a correspondent in India, it was mild and inoffensive to our palates. It asked only for coriander and black pepper. No turmeric, no fenugreek , cardamom or cumin. Show moreShow less From Curry | A Taste of the North East2 - Related web pages www.atasteofthenortheast.co.uk/hannah_glasse.html

38. 1757

    1757 - But you will find in this wide range, four ingredients that are always present: coriander, cumino, fenugreek, turmeric An interesting bit is that a dish called "currie" made with a collection of spices was known and recorded in the writings of the British Isles in ...But you will find in this wide range, four ingredients that are always present: coriander, cumino, fenugreek, turmeric An interesting bit is that a dish called "currie" made with a collection of spices was known and recorded in the writings of the British Isles in the 15th century, so the common idea that the idea of curry was brought back to England after it invaded and conquered India in 1757 is not right. England did, however, have commerce with India long before that, as ... Show moreShow less From Curry Powder (Indian) - Related web pages graham.main.nc.us/~bhammel/tscd/in/currypowder ...

39. 1824

    1824 - It is the " Salve Bark" or " Cortex unguentarius " of Schopf* Bigelow, writing in 1824, remarks that the mucilaginous qualities of the inner bark are well known. Description — The Slippery Elm Bark used in medicine consists of the liber only. It forms large ...It is the " Salve Bark" or " Cortex unguentarius " of Schopf* Bigelow, writing in 1824, remarks that the mucilaginous qualities of the inner bark are well known. Description — The Slippery Elm Bark used in medicine consists of the liber only. It forms large flat pieces, often 2 to 3 feet long by several inches broad, and usually ^V to ^ of an inch thick, of an ex- tremely tough and fibrous texture. It has a light reddish-brown colour, an odour resembling that of fenugreek ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Pharmacographia : a history of the principal drugs of … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

40. 1832

    1832 - expedition in 1832, the names "Seeds-kee-dee", "Spanish River", "Green ... The town is currently the largest in the Green River Valley. ... Ranch dressing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Hidden Valley Ranch) Jump to : navigation, search .expedition in 1832, the names "Seeds-kee-dee", "Spanish River", "Green ... The town is currently the largest in the Green River Valley. ... Ranch dressing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Hidden Valley Ranch) Jump to : navigation, search ... seed · Fennel · Fenugreek · Fingerroot (krachai) · Galangal, greater · Galangal, ... Show moreShow less From Company: Green Valley Seed - Green Valley Seed is a progressive, … - Related web pages companydatabase.org/c/plotting-service/service ...

41. 1846

    Jul 30, 1846 - TVhero certain seeds, such as mustard, caraway, cardamon, and fenugreek, were invoiced as seeds, and the jury found that they were known as such in trade : Held, that they fell within Schedule 1 in the tariff act of July 30th, 1846, ( 9 If. S. Stat. at Large ...TVhero certain seeds, such as mustard, caraway, cardamon, and fenugreek, were invoiced as seeds, and the jury found that they were known as such in trade : Held, that they fell within Schedule 1 in the tariff act of July 30th, 1846, ( 9 If. S. Stat. at Large, 49,) under the head of " garden seeds, and all other seeds not otherwise provided for," there being several kinds of seeds specifically provided for in the act. Baving v. Lawrenee, 616. 26. Those words in Schedule ... Show moreShow less From Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Circuit Court of the … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=jf07AAAAIAAJ&pg ...

42. 1859

    1859 - Fenugreek is a favorite article of diet with the Parsees of India, says Pickering,' It is extensively cultivated in India, says Dutt,* the seeds to be used as a condiment and the aromatic leaves as a potherb. In 1859,^ seeds of helbeh were introduced into the ...Fenugreek is a favorite article of diet with the Parsees of India, says Pickering,' It is extensively cultivated in India, says Dutt,* the seeds to be used as a condiment and the aromatic leaves as a potherb. In 1859,^ seeds of helbeh were introduced into the United States through the Patent Office from Palestine, and they are now offered in our seed catalogs. T. radiata Boiss. Asia Minor and Persia. In China the curved legumes were formerly eaten.* T. suavissima Lindl. Show moreShow less From Full text of "Sturtevant's notes on edible plants" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

43. 1861

    1861 - In 1861, Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management listed 14 curry recipes, including Dr. Kitchener's recipe for 'India Curry Powder'. It contains coriander , turmeric, cinnamom, cayenne, mustard, ginger, allspice and fenugreek, although she notes that it's ...In 1861, Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management listed 14 curry recipes, including Dr. Kitchener's recipe for 'India Curry Powder'. It contains coriander , turmeric, cinnamom, cayenne, mustard, ginger, allspice and fenugreek, although she notes that it's more economical to purchase the powder at 'any respectable shop'. The cornerstone of most British curries is Madras curry powder. Its origin, according to the History of Food (p. 498-99) must be credited to. Show moreShow less From | jugalbandi - Related web pages jugalbandi.info/page/89/

44. 1873

    1873 - In 1873, Lydia founded the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company in order to market a herbal medicine, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that she had developed to treat the medical problems of her female friends and family members. Comprised of black cohosh ...In 1873, Lydia founded the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company in order to market a herbal medicine, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that she had developed to treat the medical problems of her female friends and family members. Comprised of black cohosh, life root, unicorn root, pleurisy root, fenugreek seed and a substantial amount of alcohol, Lydia's Vegetable Compound claimed to bring relief to women during the menstrual cycle by alleviating menstrual cramps , and ... Show moreShow less From Open Collections Program: Women Working: Lydia Estes Pinkham - Related web pages ocp.hul.harvard.edu/ww/people_pinkham.html

45. 1875

    1875 - "The greatest medical discovery since the dawn of history" is how the makers of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound described their Fenugreek-rich remedy for " female complaints" in 1875. Fenugreek's value in herbal medicine is still respected today, and it ..."The greatest medical discovery since the dawn of history" is how the makers of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound described their Fenugreek-rich remedy for " female complaints" in 1875. Fenugreek's value in herbal medicine is still respected today, and it continues to be a wonderful way to soothe the stomach and gastrointestinal tract and also clear the body of accumulated mucus. Show moreShow less From Fenugreek Seed - Natural Health Care - Related web pages www.dreamlandshopping.com/health/fenugreek.html

46. 1876

    1876 - Containing such poetic ingredients such as unicorn root, black cohosh and fenugreek, the forty-proof mixture was registered with the US Patent Office in 1876, where it made the family fortunes for the next fifty years until its final debunking by the Food and ...Containing such poetic ingredients such as unicorn root, black cohosh and fenugreek, the forty-proof mixture was registered with the US Patent Office in 1876, where it made the family fortunes for the next fifty years until its final debunking by the Food and Drug Administration. The potion purported to cure cramps and the vapors (a dizzy state of oxygen deprivation usually produced by a too tight corset) as well as many gynecological complaints. Show moreShow less From Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound - Related web pages www.heliograph.com/trmgs/trmgs4/pinkham.shtml

47. 1879

    1879 - SEYLER, who, in 1879, found a lecithin- substance in yeast. SCHULZE found a similar compound in the cotyledons of lupine , while JACOBSON observed its presence in mustard-seeds, in fenugreek-seeds, in maize and wheat, in the fat from beans, peas, vetch, and lupines. From Ptomaïnes, Leucomaïnes, Toxins and Antitoxins - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=2dNLAAAAIAAJ&pg ...

48. 1883

    Feb 1883 - Starch was found in cinnamon; wheat flour in elm bark, mustard (with turmeric), mandrake, poplar bark and valerian; corn meal in fenugreek, and an inferior gum with crystals of silica in gamboge.—The Microscope, February, 1883, p.CL Becker has examined microscopically forty-two powdered drugs obtained from a retail drug store, and found thirty to be pure. The nature of the supposed adulteration is not .stated, or was not determined in powdered asafetida, cloves, jalap and rhubarb. Starch was found in cinnamon; wheat flour in elm bark, mustard (with turmeric), mandrake, poplar bark and valerian; corn meal in fenugreek, and an inferior gum with crystals of silica in gamboge.—The Microscope, February, 1883 ... Show moreShow less From American Journal of Pharmacy - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Rt8AAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

49. 1885

    1885 - Trigonelline, C7H7O2N, was isolated from the seeds of fenugreek (Trigonella fcenum grcecum) by Jahns in 1885, and two years later he established its constitution by observing that when heated with hydrochloric acid to 270° it is converted into nicotinic acid ...Trigonelline, C7H7O2N, was isolated from the seeds of fenugreek (Trigonella fcenum grcecum) by Jahns in 1885, and two years later he established its constitution by observing that when heated with hydrochloric acid to 270° it is converted into nicotinic acid. The natural product was found to be identical with the *' methylbetai'ne" of nicotinic acid previously synthesized by Hantzsch .f. /N-COOH CH2-CO U/(CHs)°>—i. Show moreShow less From Chemical Synthesis - Studies in the Investigation of Natural Organic … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=_BUQMdHynD4C&pg ...

50. 1889

    1889 - In 1889, at the Universal Paris Exhibition, the composition of "curry powder" ( of which more anon) was set by decree, and consisted of tamarind, onion, coriander, chilli pepper, turmeric, cumin, fenugreek, pepper and mustard. From QI Talk Forum | View topic - Curry - Related web pages www.qi.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=18898&view ...

51. 1898

    1898 - On behalf of Mr. Andrew Gilchrist, there was exhibited a specimen of the alien leguminous plant, Trigonella foenum- grcecum, L, the Fenugreek, found growing in 1898, as a casual, at Doonfoot, Ayr, and identified by Mr. ST Dunn, BA, FLS, of the Royal ...On behalf of Mr. Andrew Gilchrist, there was exhibited a specimen of the alien leguminous plant, Trigonella foenum- grcecum, L, the Fenugreek, found growing in 1898, as a casual, at Doonfoot, Ayr, and identified by Mr. ST Dunn, BA, FLS, of the Royal Gardens, Kew. The plant is interesting as having been known to, and cultivated by, the ancient Greeks, who grew it for spring forage, and for the properties of its seeds, which, according to Loudon, were " useful. in ... Show moreShow less From Transactions of the Natural History Society of Glascow - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=jto4AAAAMAAJ&pg ...

52. 1901

    Jul 1, 1901 - Fenugreek From Cairo, Egypt Received through Mr. DG Faircnild (No. 623, April 21 1901), July 1, 1901. " Egyptian fenugreek or Helba, as it is called by the Arabs. This plant yields important condiment and its root system is so remarkably provided with ...7029. Trigonella foenum-graecum. Fenugreek From Cairo, Egypt Received through Mr. DG Faircnild (No. 623, April 21 1901), July 1, 1901. " Egyptian fenugreek or Helba, as it is called by the Arabs. This plant yields important condiment and its root system is so remarkably provided with tuber that it is worthy serious attention as a green manure crop. The seeds are also of vi for feeding purposes, and a large amount of fodder is produced, which, if cut seeds ripen, is ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Bulletin" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/bulletin17statgoog ...

53. 1903

    May 19, 1903 - Composition for removing soot from stoves, etc. Powdered fenugreek i, zinc chloride and zinc sulphite 2 each, loose carbon 4, and sodium chloride 32 parts. MAY 19, 1903. 728205. Wm. Cormack, Eskbank, Scotland. Assignor one- half to James Gray ...The liquid air is separated into a gas rich in oxygen and another poor in oxygen . 728176. Arthur R. Radtke, Beaverdam, Wis. Composition for removing soot from stoves, etc. Powdered fenugreek i, zinc chloride and zinc sulphite 2 each, loose carbon 4, and sodium chloride 32 parts. MAY 19, 1903. 728205. Wm. Cormack, Eskbank, Scotland. Assignor one- half to James Gray, Flowerdew, Lawso, Fulton, Scotland. Show moreShow less From Full text of "Review of American Chemical Research" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

54. 1907

    Jul 9, 1907 - Washington Correspondent New York Tribune Fenugreek may prove tbe cure for consumption That itsuse will convert the angles of the thinnest of ... that mightbe Introduced into this country observed these conditions and sought for the cause They were told of the fenugreek and of the re on ... From FATTENING FENUGREEK - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/baltsun/access/1657173172 ...

55. 1908

    Jun 15, 1908 - 23204. Trigoxella foenum-graecum L. Fenugreek. From Tunis, Tunis. Presented by Mr. F. Foex, National School of Agri- culture, Mexico City, Mexico. Received June 15, 1908. See No. 7029 for description. 23205. Glycixe hispida (Moench) Maxim. Soy bean. From Full text of "Seeds and plants imported" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

56. 1911	Jul 22, 1911 - Fenugreek (Trigone llafoenum-graecum): • Salt Lake City, Utah, July 22, 1911 (TH Parks). White clover (Trifolium repens, PI. V, fig. From Full text of "Journal of Agricultural Research" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

57. 1916

    Jul 1, 1916 - The following are the imports of seeds, with the duties collected thereon, for the first three quarters of the government's fiscal year, beginning July 1, 1916, as reported by the US Department of Commerce: Articles Anise Beet- Sugar All other Cabbage Canary ...The following are the imports of seeds, with the duties collected thereon, for the first three quarters of the government's fiscal year, beginning July 1, 1916, as reported by the US Department of Commerce: Articles Anise Beet- Sugar All other Cabbage Canary Caraway Cardamom Carrot Castor beans or seeds .... Do. (from Philippine Is.). Cauliflower Celciy Collaid Coriander Corn Salad Cotton Cummin Eggplant Fennel Fenugreek. Show moreShow less From Full text of "Florists' review [microform]" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/5205536_40_3 ...

58. 1917

    Mar 23, 1917 - The Philadelphia bound Maine was torpedoed forward on the port side by the German submarine UC 17 (Kapitanleutnant Ralph Wenniger) 13 miles south of Devon's Berry Head on March 23, 1917. Her cargo consisted of 500 tonnes of chalk and 50 tonnes of ...The Philadelphia bound Maine was torpedoed forward on the port side by the German submarine UC 17 (Kapitanleutnant Ralph Wenniger) 13 miles south of Devon's Berry Head on March 23, 1917. Her cargo consisted of 500 tonnes of chalk and 50 tonnes of general stores, including cowhair, horsehair and fenugreek seeds (medicine for horses). Bill Johnston, her Captain, sent distress calls and set course for the nearest land in the hope of beaching her. Show moreShow less From SS Maine (III), Atlantic Transport Line Steamship - Related web pages www.atlantictransportline.us/content/40Maine.htm

59. 1921

    Nov 7, 1921 - A letter dated November 7, 1921, written by the District Engineer at Lucknow and addressed to the Executive Engineer, Lucknow Provincial Division, contains the statement that after consid- erable investigation and inquiry made among old masons and other ...A letter dated November 7, 1921, written by the District Engineer at Lucknow and addressed to the Executive Engineer, Lucknow Provincial Division, contains the statement that after consid- erable investigation and inquiry made among old masons and other elderly citizens of the town, he learned that the mortar probably contains the fol- lowing ingredients: 1. Shell lime (seep ka chuna). 2. Vetch flour (Mash ka Ata). 3. Haw sugar (Gur). 4. Wood apple (Bael Giri). 5 ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "American architect and architecture" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

60. 1925

    1925 - Independent university in Jerusalem, Israel, founded in 1925. The foremost university in Israel, it attracts many Jewish students from abroad; Arab students also attend. in Rehovot, Israel, showed that dietary supplements of ground fenugreek seeds could lower ...Independent university in Jerusalem, Israel, founded in 1925. The foremost university in Israel, it attracts many Jewish students from abroad; Arab students also attend. in Rehovot, Israel, showed that dietary supplements of ground fenugreek seeds could lower blood glucose levels blood glucose level, n level of glu-cose in the bloodstream, normally about 70 to 115 mg/dL after fasting overnight. Higher levels may indicate diseases such as diabetes mellitus . in both healthy ... Show moreShow less From Aromatic alternative to oat bran. - Free Online Library - Related web pages www.thefreelibrary.com ...

61. 1930

    1930 - Established in 1930, Himalaya products are formulated using modern research and Ayurvedic methods. Natural ingredients used include fenugreek, sesame, chickpea, rosemary, shikakai, neem, wheatgerm and coriander. “Himalaya offers a complete range of hair care ...Established in 1930, Himalaya products are formulated using modern research and Ayurvedic methods. Natural ingredients used include fenugreek, sesame, chickpea, rosemary, shikakai, neem, wheatgerm and coriander. “Himalaya offers a complete range of hair care products to cater to different needs. The 2-in-1 range comprises protein shampoo with conditioner. For those preferring shampoo alone, there is the protein shampoo range as well. “Both ranges cater to different hair types. Show moreShow less From Care for your hair - Related web pages thestar.com.my/lifestyle/story.asp?file=/2010 ...

62. 1931

    1931 - A few years ago, my neighbor, Mr. Donabedian, a survivor and a graduate of Beirut's Saint Joseph University's first class of pharmacists in 1931, invited me to his humble, overcrowded dwelling and proudly exhibited his thesis—a study of fenugreek and basturma in ...A few years ago, my neighbor, Mr. Donabedian, a survivor and a graduate of Beirut's Saint Joseph University's first class of pharmacists in 1931, invited me to his humble, overcrowded dwelling and proudly exhibited his thesis—a study of fenugreek and basturma in more than 200 typed pages that remains unpublished, now languishing in one of his many drawers inherited by his widow. The benefits of the fenugreek are many, he said. Show moreShow less From Bezjian: Travels with Basturma - Related web pages www.armenianweekly.com/2009/08/17/bezjian ...

63. 1933

    1933 - The source of the odor is tied to an ester derived from the Fenugreek, also known in Hebrew as Hilbeh, seed processing. Founded in 1933, Frutarom is based in Haifa, and has a facility in North Bergen, NJ in the USA. Its majority shareholder is ICC ...The source of the odor is tied to an ester derived from the Fenugreek, also known in Hebrew as Hilbeh, seed processing. Founded in 1933, Frutarom is based in Haifa, and has a facility in North Bergen, NJ in the USA. Its majority shareholder is ICC Industries. Frutarom is known for its floral, green, fruity, rosy, herbal, fresh, citrus, spicy, woody, melon, honey, mint, sandalwood, musk, and jasmine odors, but no mention was given to “maple.” Show moreShow less From Jewlicious THE Jewish Blog » 2009 » February - Related web pages www.jewlicious.com/2009/02/page/2/

64. 1943

    Jun 15, 1943 - As a result there will be more coriander made from a dried ripe fruit for adding flavor to and pickles it goes into curry powder too Cumin from another small Cruil that antedates Biblical times help season stews it also is used ui making curry powder Fenugreek seedfound In several ... From Spice Supply - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/djreprints/access ...

65. 1944

    Mar 5, 1944 - SOUR TASTE IN MOUTH BELCHING GAS PAINS LIVERj KIDNEY INTESTINAL IRRITATIONS ULCERS* COLITIS* your liver more active and to help clear away the old bile from your system Fenugreek Tea helps bring oil gases and Impurities which may have been Inside you a logg time II may aid greatly In ... From Display Ad 66 -- No Title - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/courant/access/873088182 ...

66. 1945

    1945 - In 1945, an Egyptian researcher reported that fenugreek is a potent stimulator of breastmilk production. In fact, its use was associated with increases in milk production of as much as 900%. The mechanism of action is unknown. Rima Jensen, MD, suggests that ...In 1945, an Egyptian researcher reported that fenugreek is a potent stimulator of breastmilk production. In fact, its use was associated with increases in milk production of as much as 900%. The mechanism of action is unknown. Rima Jensen, MD, suggests that fenugreek may affect milk production because the breast is a modified sweat gland, and the herb is known to stimulate sweat production. Show moreShow less From Fenugreek: One Remedy for Low Milk Production - Related web pages www.breastfeedingonline.com/fenuhugg-print.html

67. 1948

    Jul 18, 1948 - Now the ladies who thought of cloves for ham and cinnamon for toast can discuss items like "cardamon," "coriander," "mace" and even "fenugreek" with the erudition of brillat-savarin Most spices were in short supply during the war years. Trade routes were disrupted, plantations were ... From Homemakers Revive Spice Use For Enhancing Flavors Of Foods . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=5hgaAAAAIBAJ ...

68. 1954

    1954 - J. Innes Miller cites a publication of the Ethiopian Ministry of Education that listed a number of spices grown in Ethiopia in 1954, which include fenugreek, cumin, basil, coriander, ginger, saffron, mustard, cardamom, "Red pepper" (Capsicum annuum) and thyme.Ethiopian cuisine is also known for its spiciness. J. Innes Miller cites a publication of the Ethiopian Ministry of Education that listed a number of spices grown in Ethiopia in 1954, which include fenugreek, cumin, basil, coriander, ginger, saffron, mustard, cardamom, "Red pepper" (Capsicum annuum) and thyme. Innes Miller notes that "all of these, except red pepper, belonged to the Roman world. Show moreShow less From Niger seed encyclopedia topics | Reference.com - Related web pages www.reference.com/browse/niger+seed

69. 1962

    1962 - Breast enhancement products are widely extract fennel seed fenugreek dong the nose and is associated swear by their success but and shape. While styling chairs cost around tone and texture of the filled with saline under the.3 Secondary reconstruction of nasal is levitra super active plus available plastic surgeons from is levitra super active plus available were the first to develop silicone as a transplant material is whether it is prudent Tec SalonPro Software for Windows as it is associated with woman in 1962. Breast enhancement products are widely extract fennel seed fenugreek dong the nose and is associated swear by their success but and shape. While styling chairs cost around tone and ... Show moreShow less From is levitra super active plus available - Related web pages fafshot.co.cc/97.php

70. 1966

    Jul 7, 1966 - I love okra and sometimes stuff it, but it takes a lot of time to prepare it with a filling that includes fenugreek, . fennel, cumin, .... The New York Times (by Bill Aller) Rare spices of India-asafoetida, fenugreek and turmeric-are characteristic in many dishes prepared by Madhur ... From Indian Actress Is a Star in the Kitchen, Too - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

71. 1973

    Nov 8, 1973 - or min The seeds are also made lea which is said to cleans Sometimes it is used as a tonic which is said to preven baldness The whole seed can be sprouted Ground it is a coin ingredient in curry Th name actually means Greek U you have a question or th answer i» someone else loud ... From Fenugreek . news.google.com/newspapers?id=pMYNAAAAIBAJ ...

72. 1976

    Apr 2, 1976 - Egyptians considered fenugreek invaluable in building to colds and dis eases The spicy fenugreek listed today provides 23 per cent protein and is known to be high in the natural fat-controlling substance >and people today are very cholesterol conscious) Fenugreek lung has been be ... From Sprouting Seeds Takes Some Gear . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=y-MRAAAAIBAJ ...

73. 1978

    Nov 16, 1978 - By comparison, the battery of Indian spices is extraordinary, and many of the spices are unknown In the Western kitchen — fenugreek, amchoor, asafetida, tamarind and hing, the onion-flavored powder used in small quanti ties. It is due, In part no doubt, to this broad spectrum of ... From Claiborne Column . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=Pf4jAAAAIBAJ ...

74. 1979

    Apr 1, 1979 - ... ... hot tea con taining fenugreek garlic ginseng gotu kola lettuce lovage onion red pepper sarsaparilla andor yohimbe or a cold tea containing basil caraway celery damia na fenugreek ginseng lovage muskokra nutmeg savory sweetflag andor water cress all reputed to have some aphrodisi ac ... From Herbs, Grapes and Folk Medicine - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/baltsun/access/1790622582 ...

75. 1980

    1980 - Mr.Kishor Shah, the founder of KBSons, initiated to explore the opportunity in 1980. Being into the market for more than two decades has lead KBSons to create a sound market leaders for Indian whole spices, Seeds. KBSons, have their head office in Unjha ...Mr.Kishor Shah, the founder of KBSons, initiated to explore the opportunity in 1980. Being into the market for more than two decades has lead KBSons to create a sound market leaders for Indian whole spices, Seeds. KBSons, have their head office in Unjha and also have their branch in Mumbai. Suppliers of all Unjha, seeds & Spices. Cumin seeds, Fennel Seeds, White Sesame Seeds, Black Sesame Seeds, Sortex Sesame Seeds, Dill Seeds, Black Mustard Seeds, Red Mustard ... Show moreShow less From Buy Sahakar Brand (Cumin Seed, Fennel Seed, Mustard Seed) from … - Related web pages www.tradekey.com/product_view/id/195290.htm

76. 1982

    Jul 6, 1982 - Byhe New York Time Somewhere somehow I have acquired a bottle of something called fenugreek I have no earthly idea how to use it Can you tell me. Fenugreek seeds are widely used in Indian cooking You will find hem mentioned in almost any Indian cookbook In Invitation. From Indian Cooking Uses Bitter Fenugreek Seed . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=H3ERAAAAIBAJ ...

77. 1986

    May 29, 1986 - Indian Spice Barn 2319 Mount Vernon Stjust off North Bumby Avenue across from Jordan Marsh Orlando305 8965700 This small store has a good supply of rice grains seeds nuts spices and legumes The store stocks fruits and vegetables such as coriander leaves fenugreek greens garlic ginger ... From ETHNIC GROCERS CATER TO A WORLD OF TASTES - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/orlandosentinel/access ...

78. 1988

    Jan 6, 1988 - Fenugreek seeds have been found highly effective in the treatment of diabetes. According to a recent report brought out by the Indian Council of Medical Research, as quoted by Press Trust of India on January 6, 1988, fenugreek seeds, when given in varying ...Fenugreek seeds have been found highly effective in the treatment of diabetes. According to a recent report brought out by the Indian Council of Medical Research, as quoted by Press Trust of India on January 6, 1988, fenugreek seeds, when given in varying doses of 25 gms to 100 gms daily, diminish reactive hyperglycaemrnia in diabetic patients. Levels of glucose, serum cholesterol and tryglycerides were also significantly reduced in ... Show moreShow less From Improve Your Health with Vegetables - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=MPz7deEzyzkC&pg=PT29 ...

79. 1989

    Jun 18, 1989 - The classic Indian curry powder contains at least six spices cumin coriander fenugreek turmeric black pepper and cardamom The cumin coriander fenugreek and cardamom give the powder its fragrance the turmeric its golden color the black pepper its heat. To these basic spices you can add ... From CURRYING FLAVOR - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sun_sentinel/access ...

80. 1990

    Aug 18, 1990 - Aromatic alternative to oat bran. (gel derived from fenugreek, an Asian legume) ... find Science News articles. Aromatic alternative to oat bran Add yet another soluble fiber to the dietary arsenal against diabe... From … alternative to oat bran. (gel derived from fenugreek, an Asian legume) - … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-9343043.html?refid ...

81. 1991

    Jan 1, 1991 - ANTIDIABETIC FENUGREEK ANTIDIABETIC FENUGREEK ANTIDIABETIC FENUGREEK Fenugreek seedsTrigonella foenumgraecum were the subject of an Indian clinical study involving 10 insulindependent diabetics Patients ages ranged from 12 years old to 37 years old and included some in whom diabetes ... From EBSCOhost Connection: ANTIDIABETIC FENUGREEK. - Related web pages connection.ebscohost.com/content/article ...

82. 1992

    Jan 1, 1992 - More benefits of Fenugreek More benefits of Fenugreek More benefits of Fenugreek We reported in HerbalGram 24 about the antidiabetic effect of fenugreek seeds Trigonellafoenumgraecum Anew study by RD Sharma et al from the National Institute of Nutrition in India ... From EBSCOhost Connection: More benefits of Fenugreek. - Related web pages connection.ebscohost.com/content/article ...

83. 1993

    Feb 24, 1993 - Several of you have asked about fenugreek a spice sometimes used in chicken salad Fenugreek is a less common aromatic spice Its somewhat bitter flavor and strong aromasimilar to celery warrant using just a little of it at a time It appears in Indian curries and chutneys as a pickling ... From … . Paul Pioneer Press : DEFINING FENUGREEK AND SIMPLIFYING EGG … - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/SP/lib00249 ...

84. 1994

    Apr 14, 1994 - At Miller's former location the ambienceif you can apply such a term to a supermarkethad a bit of an oldcountry Asian market feel to it Perhaps it was the unadorned cement floors or the faintly musty aroma of sumac dust mingling with cumin and fenugreek and the way shoppers scooped the ... From MARKETS The Persian Version - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/59345899 ...

85. 1995

    Aug 25, 1995 - It would also appear that it was once cultivated here for it is mentioned in the Mishna as a tithable herb Josephus also mentions that at JotapataYodfat he commanded the populace to boil fenugreek and pour the mucilaginous mixture on the siege ramps to prevent the Romans from climbing ... From With fenugreek, old tales do not lie - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/jpost/access/62542342 ...

86. 1996

    Jun 6, 1996 - To most Americans fenugreek is just a rare spice with a strange name They may think of it as the essential ingredient in commercial curry powder where the ground seeds contribute a heavy sweetish aroma something like celery seed pounded with burnt sugar ... From AROMATIC FENUGREEK: SPICE, HERB - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sun_sentinel/access ...

87. 1997

    Jul 30, 1997 - The main course is a spicy stew of meat with various vegetables topped with a pale greenish froth of ground leeks and fenugreek The fenugreek has been soaked in water for four hours which removes muchthough not all of its bitterness and it ends up a little sweet The resulting flavor ... From It's All Fenugreek; Food adventures in Yemen, the mountainous southern … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/13246981 ...

88. 1999

    Aug 1, 1999 - Pungent Spice May Help Lower Blood Sugar.(fenugreek) ... find Environmental Nutrition articles. Native to Asia and southern Europe, fenugreek (Trigonella foenum- graecum) has been used as a cooking spice a... From … Lower Blood Sugar.(fenugreek) - Environmental Nutrition | HighBeam … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-56339972.html?refid ...

89. 2000

    Aug 5, 2000 - And anyway no one adds ingredients such as seawater and fenugreek to wine on a whim He needs some authority and the authority comes from writers such as Columella who record that these were tastes that togawearing folk appreciated in their goblets What is surprising is that the tastes ... From France: Seawater and fenugreek - Telegraph - Related web pages www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/722638/France ...

90. 2001

    Sep 19, 2001 - Fenugreek pods contain up to 20 seeds per pod The flattened seeds are mostly yellowish brown Occasionally the seeds appear reddishbrown or greyish in colour and they become very hard when dried They contain a deep diagonal groove that divides the seed into two unequal halves ... From Fenugreek enters modern medicine - Related web pages www.nutraingredients.com/Research/Fenugreek ...

91. 2002

    Aug 18, 2002 - FenugreekTrigonella foenumgraecum is also called Greek hay in English and is identified in Sinhala as uluhal In India it is called methi Its ... Although originally from southeastern Europe and western Asia fenugreek grows today in many parts of the world including India northern ... From featur05 www.island.lk/2002/08/18/featur05.html

92. 2003

    Feb 1, 2003 - FenuLife a fenugreek extract been shown to reduce blood sugar levels in both non diabetic and type2 diabetic subjects Two separate studies have been conducted in Kyourin Japan and Toronto Canada with FenuLife extract Different dosages were tested Both studies reported a reduction of ... From … sugar. (Ingredients).(test results for Acatris' (US) fenugreek extract)(Brief A - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-98918520.html?refid ...

93. 2004

    Feb 1, 2004 - Fenugreek--the genus Trigonella.(Book Reviews)(Book Review) ... find Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology articles. Petropoulos GA (Ed.): Fenugreek--the genus Trigonella 1st Edition, 200 p. Taylor an... From Article: Fenugreek--the genus Trigonella.(Book Reviews)(Book Review) - … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-115835572.html?refid ...

94. 2005

    Dec 24, 2005 - heard of and had no instructions on how to use it In researching fenugreek as a spice I found that it is one of the most over looked medicinal herbs It is used to lower cholesterol control blood sugar and lactationfor breast feeding mothers The only side effect I found is nausea if you ... From Fenugreek Moves From Spice Rack To Medicine Cabinet - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=PXAfAAAAIBAJ ...

95. 2006

    Oct 2006 - In October 2006, Frutarom acquired Acatris Health, which sells Fenulife-brand fenugreek extract. It markets the extract as a beneficial dietary supplement, without the distinctive bodily odors that can come from consuming fenugreek directly. Fenugreek is an ...In October 2006, Frutarom acquired Acatris Health, which sells Fenulife-brand fenugreek extract. It markets the extract as a beneficial dietary supplement, without the distinctive bodily odors that can come from consuming fenugreek directly. Fenugreek is an herb often used in pickling and curry sauces. It is renowned for treating sinus and lung congestion, fighting infection, and for anti-inflammatory properties. The herb is also used by lactating women to increase inadequate ... Show moreShow less From Frutarom investigating whether fenugreek herb may be helpful for … - Related web pages www.naturalnews.com/021590_fenugreek_heartburn ...

96. 2007

    Aug 22, 2007 - ... ... Orange County packed with his collection of spices his own vadouvan mixture onion shallot garlic cumin fenugreek turmeric curry leaves and mustard dried rosebuds and white Muntok pepper from the Tio family farm in Indonesiahe hails from a family of spice growers naturally LA spice ... From Restaurants / RESTAURANT JOURNAL; Hey, who moved my fenugreek? - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/1323438461 ...

97. 2008

    Jul 16, 2008 - yellow to amber colored fenugreek seed commonly called methi is frequently used in the preparation of pickles curry powders and pastes and is often encountered in the cuisine of the Indian subcontinent The young leaves and sprouts of fenugreek are eaten as greens and the fresh or dried ... From Taste.com.au • View topic - HELP PLEASE! What is Fenugreek? - Related web pages www.taste.com.au/forums/viewtopic.php?p=50796 ...

98. 2009

    Jan 25, 2009 - LUDHIANA Consuming just 5 grams offenugreek seedsMethi daily help in reducing the blood sugar level reveals an experiment conducted by the dietary department of a local hospital This study comes as a good new to the large number of diabetic population in the country as after obesity ... From Diabetic? Go for fenugreek seeds - Ludhiana - City - The Times of India - Related web pages timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ludhiana ...

99. 2010

    Mar 28, 2010 - I found a recipe to use up all my green tomatoes last fall and it included fenugreek I couldnt find any and I am ashamed to say I gave up I did however use my green tomatoes to make green tomato marmalade I would be curious though since we love to make ethnic food how to use fenugreek ... From It's all fenugreek to you - Related web pages www.timescolonist.com/technology/personal-tech ...

100. May 26, 2010 - Include Fenugreek in your diet 26 May, 2010 ...insulin in the body. - According to research, people with cholesterol problems can benefit from this herb. Fenugreek subdues the assimilation of cholesterol and lowers t ...http:// timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life ...Include Fenugreek in your diet 26 May, 2010 ...insulin in the body. - According to research, people with cholesterol problems can benefit from this herb. Fenugreek subdues the assimilation of cholesterol and lowers t ...http:// timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life/health-fitness/diet/Include-Fenugreek-in-your- diet/articleshow/5972862.cms. Show moreShow less From insulin: Latest News, Photos and Videos Times Of India - Related web pages timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topics.cms?query