Cooking question, yes another one!
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Hi all,
I'm getting into cooking Indian food a lot, and I would like to know if there's a translation for "kalonji." Thanks, I'll let you know how my naan turns out!
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updated Sep 25, 2011
posted by bellamora08
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Nombres vernáculos
Castellano: ajenuz, neguilla, neguilla hortense, toda especia.
Catalán: pebreta.
Gallego: aliprive, aleprive, nigela, cominhos negros.
If you confirm that this the correct spice in the English Wikipedia (kalonji is listed among the common names) then the Spanish mirror site is as above.
updated Sep 25, 2011
edited by Stadt
posted by Stadt
This was right in your area wasn't it - pacofinkler, Sep 25, 2011
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Hi Stadt, thanks! Are you a cook/chef? Just wondering b/c pacofinkler says it's right in your area.
updated Sep 25, 2011
posted by bellamora08
I am not a chef, but it is one of my hobbies, and I do some Indian cooking. :-) - Stadt, Sep 25, 2011
I'm getting really hungry for curry now. - katydew, Sep 25, 2011
