Have you ever thought about sesame seeds? I mean, have you really thought about them? They are everywhere! We eat them all the time, they are on pretty much every burger you have ever eaten, they go on our bagels and on our crackers. I mean, it has even been reported that the tomb of ...
If the reader is familiar with the blood type diets, they know that different blood types require different foods. But, many overlook the differences in whole foods where vitamins and minerals are concerned. According to Eat Right 4 Your Type, blood type O requires more calcium than the other three. Calcium can be difficult to ...
Indian cuisine calls for many spices that are commonly known to us in the western world. Spices such as cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, cumin and coriander seed are ones we all know and probably use. What about some spices that are totally unknown? The smells of Indian cooking are unmistakable. The smell of something very exotic ...
Dating back as far as 3,000 B.C., sesame seeds were used by the Assyrians and are reported to be the first recorded seasoning in history. For nearly as long, a variety of sesame plants have flourished throughout the Middle East and Asia, where their seeds and oils have been used for culinary, medicinal, health and ...
Sesame seeds are usually used to decorate burger buns or specialty breads but contrary to general opinion, these crunchy seeds are actually quite nutritious. Sesame seeds are produced from the plant called Sesamum indicum, L, or bene, which is native to Africa, Asia Minor, and tropical countries. You can easily enjoy these nutty, versatile seeds ...