Spoons, cups, and cardamom; was: turbinado sugar

[Guest guest]

I also have a measuring spoon (and cup) thing going on, too. lol. and a

stainless steel thing, so when I find measuring spoons, or cups, made of

stainless, I go nuts! rofl!

 

For me, the herb/spice is corriander. I have whole seeds in a grinder, and

use it much more than the pepper grinder or the salt, on just about

anything.

 

I am wondering, I know nothing of cardamom! What do you use it on?

 

Thia

 

 

On 9/7/06, Donnalilacflower <thelilacflower wrote:

>

> turbinado sugar, it is a must have for me, goes along with my celtic

> sea salt, cardamom and smoked paprika.

> I also have some measuring spoon fetish......I think I have 12 sets of

> those ...LOL

> Donna

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

LOL I love my Stainless Steel Salad scissor tongs. My plastic ones used to

break all the time. These are great!!!

 

BTW I found the McCormick Smoked Paprika yesterday at the grocery store and

plan on using it soon.. Can't wait,

 

Cardamom is a good substitute for Cinnamon. There are some studies that suggest

that Cinnamon irrates the nerves endings, so Cardamom is a good safe alternative

with a similiar flavor.

Judy

 

 

I also have a measuring spoon (and cup) thing going on, too. lol. and a

stainless steel thing, so when I find measuring spoons, or cups, made of

stainless, I go nuts! rofl!

 

For me, the herb/spice is corriander. I have whole seeds in a grinder, and

use it much more than the pepper grinder or the salt, on just about

anything.

 

I am wondering, I know nothing of cardamom! What do you use it on?

 

Thia

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I luv stainless steel....period! All my pots are stainless. I splurged on

those. They clean up so great.

Uh...I should say I have mostly stainless......for camping, I have cast iron

 

Now I am thinking I need stainless measuring cups.

sue

 

 

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wwjd

09/08/06 07:58:50

 

Re: Spoons, cups, and cardamom; was: Re:

turbinado sugar

 

LOL I love my Stainless Steel Salad scissor tongs. My plastic ones used to

break all the time. These are great!!!

 

BTW I found the McCormick Smoked Paprika yesterday at the grocery store and

plan on using it soon.. Can't wait,

 

Cardamom is a good substitute for Cinnamon. There are some studies that

suggest that Cinnamon irrates the nerves endings, so Cardamom is a good safe

alternative with a similiar flavor.

Judy

 

I also have a measuring spoon (and cup) thing going on, too. lol. and a

stainless steel thing, so when I find measuring spoons, or cups, made of

stainless, I go nuts! rofl!

 

For me, the herb/spice is corriander. I have whole seeds in a grinder, and

use it much more than the pepper grinder or the salt, on just about

anything.

 

I am wondering, I know nothing of cardamom! What do you use it on?

 

Thia

 

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[Guest guest]

Oh, honey!! I have stainles posts too, and a tea kettle, and a couple

thermos containers, and a coffee cup, and...... You get the picture!! lol.

 

The other material I have a thing for is bamboo. I have all sorts of bamboo

utensils (they hold up much better than other wood, that most wooden

utensils are made of). Recently I ate at a friends house for a pot luck,

and he had bamboo plates!! Lighter than paper, but sturdy, and reusable.

Now I need to find those!!!! rofl.

 

Thia

 

 

 

 

On 9/8/06, Sue <kup wrote:

>

> I luv stainless steel....period! All my pots are stainless. I splurged

> on

> those. They clean up so great.

> Uh...I should say I have mostly stainless......for camping, I have cast

> iron

>

> Now I am thinking I need stainless measuring cups.

> sue

>

>

>

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>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

In coffee, Janis? Hmmmm...interesting....

 

 

 

On 9/8/06, jandor9 <jandor9 wrote:

 

> I've found Cardamom is used extensively in Indian, Asian, and

> Scandanavian cooking. It's delish in everything from Basmati rice to

> coffee cake. I even throw a couple seeds in when I make a pot of

> coffee.

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I know someone whose acid reflux is triggered by

cinnamon so she uses cardamom as a substitute all the

time.

Debbie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I'd like to know about the plates too. Bamboo is a

very earth friendly material. Grass that can be used

like wood. Cool.

Debbie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

You all know that stainless steel does not retain smells, like onion or garlic,

nor does it retain any kind of food stuffs on it. That is why the dentist uses

stainless steel utensils also they are easy to sterilize.

Luanne

 

 

[Guest guest]

I bought my stainless steel surgical quality pots and pans over 25 years ago and

they still look brand new and cook so well. I just love them, but don't give me

a stove top or refrigerator that is stainless steel. lol I just hate dealing

with all the finger prints and other marks that accumlate on those.

Judy

 

 

 

Oh, honey!! I have stainles posts too, and a tea kettle, and a couple

thermos containers, and a coffee cup, and...... You get the picture!! lol.

 

 

Thia

 

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>

> I luv stainless steel....period! All my pots are stainless. I splurged

> on

> those. They clean up so great.

> Uh...I should say I have mostly stainless......for camping, I have cast

> iron

>

> Now I am thinking I need stainless measuring cups.

> sue

>

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>

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>

>

 

[Guest guest]

Yes cinnamon is on the list of things to avoid with acid reflux all right....

It is too bad. Some other yummy things trigger it too, like cucummber for

some, OJ/grapefuit juice and Chocolate............ of course it is subject to

the individual and how their body reacts to any of these things... Thankfully

not everyone has the same reaction to certain things.

Judy

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Reed Deborah

Friday, September 08, 2006 5:24 PM

Re: Spoons, cups, and cardamom; was: Re: turbinado

sugar

 

 

I know someone whose acid reflux is triggered by

cinnamon so she uses cardamom as a substitute all the

time.

Debbie

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I was having a couple glasses of red wine and dark chocolate every night.

And wondering why I had chest pains that were cured with Pepsid! Of course,

Google is my friend and I found out quick enough.

sue

 

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wwjd

09/09/06 11:16:07

 

Re: Re: Spoons, cups, and cardamom; was: Re:

turbinado sugar

 

Yes cinnamon is on the list of things to avoid with acid reflux all right...

It is too bad. Some other yummy things trigger it too, like cucummber for

some, OJ/grapefuit juice and Chocolate............ of course it is subject

to the individual and how their body reacts to any of these things...

Thankfully not everyone has the same reaction to certain things.

Judy

-

Reed Deborah

 

Friday, September 08, 2006 5:24 PM

Re: Spoons, cups, and cardamom; was: Re:

turbinado sugar

 

I know someone whose acid reflux is triggered by

cinnamon so she uses cardamom as a substitute all the

time.

Debbie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Some pleasures are worth a little planning. I have reflux too and have

to take a pill every day for it, and if I want something that gives me

heartburn, I just take an extra pill when I eat it. No way am I giving

up wine, chocolate, coffee, fried onion rings, etc. I will not have

" She Was Well Behaved " on my tombstone she wrote, as she had a second

cup of coffee and a Stella D'oro Chocolate Breakfast Treat!! [>]

 

Janis

 

, " Sue " <kup wrote:

>

> I was having a couple glasses of red wine and dark chocolate every

night.

> And wondering why I had chest pains that were cured with Pepsid! Of

course,

> Google is my friend and I found out quick enough.

> sue

>

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>

> wwjd

> 09/09/06 11:16:07

>

> Re: Re: Spoons, cups, and cardamom; was:

Re:

> turbinado sugar

>

> Yes cinnamon is on the list of things to avoid with acid reflux all

right...

> It is too bad. Some other yummy things trigger it too, like cucummber

for

> some, OJ/grapefuit juice and Chocolate............ of course it is

subject

> to the individual and how their body reacts to any of these things...

> Thankfully not everyone has the same reaction to certain things.

> Judy

> -

> Reed Deborah

>

> Friday, September 08, 2006 5:24 PM

> Re: Spoons, cups, and cardamom; was: Re:

> turbinado sugar

>

> I know someone whose acid reflux is triggered by

> cinnamon so she uses cardamom as a substitute all the

> time.

> Debbie

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