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ABSINTHE (French) = WORMWOOD.
ACHIOTE = Annatto (Spices)
AÇÚCAR (Portuguese) = SUGAR
ADAÇAYI (Turkish) = SAGE
ADAS (Indonesia) = Fennel Seed (Spices).
ADAS CINA (Indonesia) = Dill Seed (Spices).
ADORMIDERA (Spanish) = POPPY SEED.
Aframomum korarima = CARDAMOM, KORARIMA
Aframomum melegueta = Grains of Paradise (Spices).
Agastache foeniculum = ANISE HYSSOP.
AGLIO (Italian) = GARLIC
AÏL (French) = GARLIC
AJENJO (Spanish) = WORMWOOD.
AJONJOLI (Spanish) = SESAME SEED
AJOWAN = Ajwain (Spices)
Ajwain (Spices) = Tracyspermum copticum
ALBAHACA (Spanish) = BASIL.
ALCARAVEA (Spanish) = Caraway seed (Spices).
ALECOST = COSTMARY = Tanecetum balsamita. This herb's flavour somewhat resembles mint. It was formerly used in flavouring ale, in salads, and medicinally. [we do not at present carry this.]
ALEPPO PEPPER = Halaby Pepper (Spices)
ALEUM (ancient Rome) = GARLIC
ALHO (Portuguese) = GARLIC.
ALIUM (ancient Rome) = GARLIC.
Alkanet (Spices) = Anchusa officinalis.
ALKANNA (German) = Alkanet (Spices).
Alliaria petiolata = GARLIC MUSTARD.
Allium ascalonicum = SHALLOT.
Allium sativum = GARLIC.
ALLORO (Italian) = Bay Leaf (Spices).
Allspice (Spices) = Pimenta dioica.
ALO (Spanish) = GARLIC
Alpinia galanga = Languas galanga = Greater or Java Galingale (Spices).
Alpinia offiicinarum = Languas officinarum = Lesser Galingale (Spices).
AMANDES DE TERRE (French) = SOUCHET = Cyperus longus. [we do not at present carry this].
AMBER (Turkish) = AMBERGRIS.
AMCHOOR (India) = MANGO POWDER.
AMMI (Greek & Roman) = Ajwain (Spices)
Amomum globosum = CARDAMOM, ROUND CHINESE.
Amomum subulatum = Cardamom, Black (Spices)
Anacyclus pyrethrum = PYRETHRUM.
ANARDANA (India) = POMEGRANATE SEED.
ANASON (Turkish) = Anise Seed (Spices).
ANATTO = Annnatto (Spices)
Anchusa officinalis = Alkanet (Spices).
ANDIZ KÖKÜ (Turkish) = ELECAMPANE.
ANESEUM (ancient Rome) = Anise seed (Spices).
ANET (English, 13th to 18th centuries) = Dill Seed (Spices).
ANETH (French) = Dill Seed (Spices).
ANETH ODORANT ( French) = Dill Seed (Spices).
ANETHUM (ancient Rome) = Dill Seed (Spices).
Anethum graveolens = Dill Seed (Spices).
ANETO (Italian) = Dill Seed (Spices).
Angelica = Angelica archangelica [we have Candied Angelica (Comfits), made of the stems; and Angelica Seed (Spices)].
Angelica archangelica = Angelica (Spices).
Angelica officinalis = Angelica archangelica = Angelica (Spices).
ANGÉLIQUE (French) = Angelica (Spices).
ANICE (Italian) = Anise Seed (Spices).
ANICE STELLATO (Italian) = Star Anise (Spices).
ANIJSZAAD (Dutch) = Anise Seed (Spices).
ANIS (German, French, Spanish) = Anise Seed (Spices).
ANIS ÉTOILÉ (French) = Star Anise (Spices).
ANISÉ (Greek) = Anise Seed (Spices).
ANISE, BADIAN = Star Anise (Spices).
ANISE, CHINESE = Star Anise (Spices).
ANISE HYSSOP = Agastache foeniculum. A herb native to North America. [we do not at present carry this].
ANISE PEPPER = Szechuan Pepper (Spices).
Anise seed (Spices) = Pimpinella anisum.
ANISE, STAR = Star Anise (Spices).
ANISEED = Anise Seed (Spices).
ANITHO (Greek) = fresh DILL leaf.
Annatto (Spices) = Bixa orellana. seed pulp used for red colour. [we do not at present carry this].
ANNOTTA = Annatto (Spices)
ANYZ (Polish) = Anise Seed (Spices)
APII SEMEN (ancient Rome) = Celery Seed (Spices).
Apium graveolens dulce = Celery Seed (Spices).
APPLE MINT = Mentha rotundifolia. [we do not at present carry this].
ARDIÇ TOHUMU (Turkish) = Juniper Berries (Spices).
ARMOISE (French) = MUGWORT.
Armoracia rusticana = HORSERADISH.
ARNOTTA = Annatto (Spices).
Artemisia absinthium = WORMWOOD.
Artemisia dracunculus = TARRAGON.
Artemisia vulgaris = MUGWORT.
Asafetida (Spices) = Ferula assa-foetida or Ferula narthex. The spice in commerce may be produced by either of these.
ASAFETIDE (French) = Asafetida (Spices).
ASAM (Indonesia) = TAMARIND.
ASAM JAVA (Malaysia) = TAMARIND.
ASANT (German) = Asafetida (Spices).
ASARUM (ancient Rome) = HAZELWORT.
Asarum Europaeum = HAZELWORT.
Asperula odorata = WOODRUFF.
ASPÝR (Turkish) = SAFFLOWER.
ASSENZIO (Italian) = WORMWOOD.
AXI (Carib Indian) = CHILI. This is the name under which the Capsicum peppers were first described by Columbus and the early explorers of the New World.
AZAFRÁN (Spanish) = Saffron (Spices).
AZÚCAR (Spanish) = SUGAR
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This page was last updated on 16/05/01.