Spices And Herbs

noun a person with red or reddish-brown hair

adjective having a slightly reddish-yellow color, like that of ginger root

• The chef used freshly grated ginger in the stir-fry dish.
• I love the spicy kick that ginger adds to my tea.
• She's a real ginger, always full of energy and enthusiasm.
• His hair was the color of ginger, a fiery red that stood out in a crowd.

noun A club-like weapon used in medieval times.

• The medieval knight carried a mace as his primary weapon.
• I found a mace in the attic, it must be a prop from a play.
• I heard he got maced at the protest last night.
• Her words were like a verbal mace, hitting him hard emotionally.

noun a candy or flavored syrup that is flavored with mint

verb to create or invent something new or original

adjective referring to something that is fresh or invigorating, like the taste of mint

• The chef garnished the dessert with a sprig of fresh mint.
• I love the taste of mint in my mojitos.
• This gum is so minty!
• The new CEO is minting money with his innovative strategies.

noun a heavy tool with a rounded end, used for crushing and grinding substances such as spices or medicines in a mortar

• The pharmacist used a pestle to grind the ingredients for the medicine.
• I found a pestle in the kitchen drawer, so I think we can make some fresh spices.
• Let's use this pestle to crush those herbs and make a killer sauce!
• She used her intelligence as a pestle to break down the barriers in her way.

noun a substance such as salt, pepper, or herbs that is added to food to give it flavor

• The chef carefully measured out the seasoning before adding it to the dish.
• I always like to sprinkle a little extra seasoning on my food for extra flavor.
• This seasoning is lit, it really brings out the taste of the food.
• A little bit of laughter is the perfect seasoning for a good conversation.

noun a traditional Indian side dish made of yogurt, vegetables, and spices

• The traditional Indian meal was served with a side of raita.
• I love dipping my naan bread in raita.
• This raita is the bomb!
• Her calm demeanor was like a soothing raita in the midst of chaos.

noun a spice made from the seed of a tropical tree, used in cooking and baking

• The chef added a pinch of nutmeg to the sauce for a subtle hint of flavor.
• I love sprinkling nutmeg on my morning oatmeal for a warm and cozy taste.
• Hey, can you pass me the nutmeg so I can spice up this dish?
• The nutmeg of wisdom in her words added depth to the conversation.

noun a pungent resinous gum obtained from a plant of the carrot family, used in cooking and medicine

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• Asafoetida is a pungent spice commonly used in Indian cooking.
• I added a pinch of asafoetida to enhance the flavor of the dish.
• Some people find the smell of asafoetida off-putting, but it adds a unique taste to the food.
• Just like how asafoetida enhances the taste of a dish, positivity can enhance the quality of your life.

noun a plant of the mallow family with large lobed leaves and pale yellow flowers

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• The abelmosk plant is known for its beautiful flowers and medicinal properties.
• I planted some abelmosk in my garden because I heard it attracts butterflies.
• Hey, check out those funky abelmosk flowers over there!
• Her personality is like an abelmosk flower, delicate yet captivating.

noun African ginger - a type of ginger plant native to Africa

• African ginger is a type of plant known for its medicinal properties.
• I heard that African ginger tea is great for digestion.
• My grandma swears by African ginger for any kind of ailment.
• Her personality is like African ginger - strong and bold.