Spices, Their Histories: Valuable Information for Grocers
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This practical reference surveys widely used culinary spices by providing botanical descriptions, geographic origins, and cultivation and processing methods. Individual entries explain appearance, harvesting and drying or distillation techniques, flavor and chemical constituents, culinary and medicinal uses, and common adulterants or substitutes. Trade-focused guidance advises on quality assessment, regional varieties and market names, storage and handling, and preparations such as sauces and extracts. Concise, illustrated entries present factual, usable information for grocers and readers interested in the practical and commercial aspects of spice varieties.
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