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What is the texture like in buckwheat pancakes? When a child I had a pancake

that was very grainy and I loved it. Never have found it again.

 

Cardamon? mom? Well, I always pronounced it the first way, but my spell checker

says it is " mom " so who knows. So I looked it up on the net and it is indeed

spelled both ways. Here is a site that tells a bit about it and spells it " mom. "

It is only to confuse us. But the information here was very good including

recipes and all sorts of other spices. I have added the site to my favorites

file.

linda

 

http://www.theepicentre.com/Spices/cardamom.html

 

 

Meg

the only things I've ever used cardamom/mon (which is it anyhow? my

cookbook says mon, my bottle says mom) in were a norwegian dessert bread for

my kid's norway co-op and in my chai :)

 

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE capers. I also LOVE nasturtiam (and grow it).

 

I also LOVE buckwheat flour over anything else and I make the bestest

pancakes and waffles ever with it!

 

Meg

 

On 1/19/06, KJ <kjalics wrote:

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> Scandinavians bake a lot with cardamon. Indians use it in meat

> dishes and vegetarian ones......Or make chai.....

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> Caper come in two sizes. Tiny capers which are a nice addition to

> salads. If you grow nastutiums you can pickle the nasturtium seeds

> to make a homegrown substitute for the small capers. (But really,

> they just make very nice pickeled nasturtium seeds!)

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> The larger capers are fine to eat as a delicacy, another sort of

> pickle.

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> Kristi, who doesn't think buckwheat and cardamon and capers will

> probably go that well together, but buckwheat and cardamon might be

> interesting.

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> > Now aren't we a pair? Buying things and then not remembering what

> it was that we intended to make with it. LOL

> > Somehow I doubt that the buckwheat, capers, and cardamom will make

> something very edible. But we could do it and con people into

> believing it will prevent heart attacks. They are doing that all of

> the time...conning us.

> > linda

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