Clove

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Pungent, piquant and peppery, cloves tie aromatics together in multifaceted dishes. You rarely find cloves as the main flavoring ingredient in a dish; they work best in supporting roles, such as infusions for finishing oils.

I always associate cloves with the holiday season. A key ingredient in gingerbread, cloves add that distinctive flavor to that holiday treat. But cloves are more than just a holiday spice. They are common in Indian cuisine and other forms of cooking as well. And this flavorful spice has many health benefits that will have you wanting to add two cloves to your diet every day. #naturalremedies #cloves #bloodsugar #liver #bonemass #aiddigestion #anti-bacterial #dentalhealth #cloveoil…

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benefits of cloves are also used in traditional medicine found in some toothpastes ability to freshen breath and kill bacteria.

Botanical Name: Syzygium aromaticum. Other Common Names: Mother cloves, clovetree, Gewürznelken (German), lavanga (Sanskrit), Kryddernellike (Danish), clous de girofle (French), clavo (Spanish), chouji (Japanese), lang (Hindi). The English common name 'cloves' derives from the Latin word Clavus, which means nail. Habitat: It is believed that the clove-tree is originally native to the Maluku Islands or the Moluccas, an Indonesian archipelago and from there it has spread to other parts of the…

This recipe for vintage Clove Cake comes from the kitchen of Theodore Roosevelt, more particularly, from his wife, Edith. We discovered the recipe here in the First Ladies Cookbook. They say this was Teddy’s favorite cake. This old fashioned cake tastes slightly similar to gingerbread. It was popular at the turn of the century to make cakes using molasses and raisins and this cake is no different. The Roosevelt’s suggested to serve the cake with slices of crystallized ginger on top, but…

The cloves you use to flavor your dishes are the result of at least 6 years of growth on the part of the tree. Six years is the minimum time it takes the tree to flower. If you?re interested in learning more about the harvesting of cloves, this article will help.

Clove Organic Tincture Dry Clove bud/Menstrum ratio 1:4 Recommended dosage: 15-30 drops in water 3 times a day.