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        <title>Botanical Flavor Index</title>
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        <description>A

B

Black cardamom Chinese (Amomum Costatum or Amomum tsao-ko) 

Black cardamom Indian (Amomum Sabulatum) 


C

Cardamoms- Essay on the complexity of the various genera of cardamoms (Aframomum, Alpinia, Amomum,and Elettaria) 


D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

Pipers- Essay on the various species of pepper in the genus Piper.</description>
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        <title>barrels</title>
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        <description>DISTILLED ALCOHOLS

Quercus alba- American White Oak 

Quercus falcata- Spanish Oak

Quercus frainetto- Hungarian Oak

Quercus macranthera- Caucasian Oak 

Quercus petraea- Irish Oak

Quercus robur- Carpathian Oak

Quercus robur- French Limousin Oak 

Quercus robur- Danish Oak

Quercus sessilis- Irish Oak 


Bursera graveolens- Palo Santo

Robinia pseudoacacia- Acacia, common robinia, black locust 

Fraxinus excelsior- Ash

Fraxinus americana- American White Ash</description>
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        <title>cardamoms</title>
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        <description>The group of spices I'm calling the cardamoms are all the seed pods and seeds of various ginger (Zingiberaceae) species. Currently they come from 4 Genera- Aframomum, Alpinia, Amomum, and Elettaria. Together these Genera have over 20 spices that are variously called (something)cardamom in English.</description>
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        <title>conifers</title>
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        <description>Why are conifers rarely used as spices?

In their natural state few parts of conifers are highly usable, many of the plant parts are bitter, astringent and in some cases toxic if not properly handled. We only have some historic use of conifers purely for flavor and in those cases most of them are utilizing the bitterness, such as the use of juniper berries in gin or the use of spruce bark and needles in spruce beer which is sweetened to compensate for the bitterness imparted into it.</description>
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        <description>What are the base constitutes of an energy drink and what are they suppose to be doing? 

Can an energy drink be made that increases alertness without the direct use of a stimulant? 

To design this I will be looking into the function of the various ingredients used in energy drinks and trying to determine which are most effective in combination for a general alertness increase</description>
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        <description>Cardamoms- Essay on the complexity of the various genera of cardamoms (Aframomum, Alpinia, Amomum, and Elettaria) 

Florals- Floral flavors that are made from flower water and other methods. 

Conifers- which are edible?? 

Seaweed- an essay on the various edible seaweeds (all of them are edible!)</description>
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        <description>Fermentation Using Acorns

Distillate

Acorns can be used as source material for making alcohol. The most feasible way to do this is to make an acorn mash, which has enzymes such as amylase are added to help convert the starches in the acorns into sugars that the yeast can feed on and convert into alcohol. After the fermentation is complete the alcohol can be distilled much like any other distilled alcohol.</description>
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        <description>Asplenium australasicum- Birds Nest Fern, young shoots are used, primarily in Taiwan 

Asplenium nidus- Birds Nest Fern, young shoots are used, primarily in Taiwan 


Diplazium esculentum- Vegetable Fern</description>
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        <title>florals</title>
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        <description>This is not an essay on flowers but instead one on the category of flavor called floral. It has the qualities found in many flowering plants of being sweet and aromatic.

Extraction methods

Flowers themselves

Flowers can be used to give things a floral quality simply by adding the flowers themselves. This is most commonly seen with Rose, Lavender, Violet, and Osmanthus flowers which are frequently used fresh and can be added into dishes immediately after harvesting. There are an even greater n…</description>
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        <description>A

Abies balsamea- Fir Balsam, Has a fresh citrus piney like flavor profile. 

Abies spectabilis- Bhutan Fir, used in Chinese medicine 

Abies sibirica- Siberian Fir, Used widely in perfumery and as a flavoring in colas. 


Acacia- Wattle, The seeds of any of the 120+ species are roasted to produce a spice that is described as chocolate, hazelnut, and coffee like</description>
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        <title>principles</title>
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        <description>Terminology

These are some of the key concepts and words used to describe flavors. It is important to understand some of the nuance about these terms as it is very difficult to communicate flavor through language. The more terminology on understands the more nuanced one can communicate the properties of a flavor and categorize the flavor in terms that are communicable.</description>
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        <description>Definitions

Lets start by discussing some specific terms that are used when propagating plants. These are very general terms but it is best to have an understanding of what they mean before starting. 

Budwood/Scion

 This is the material that is used to make grafts. It is a short section of a thin branch that has several buds on it, this branch segment is called a scion. A bud is located at the base of a leaf, and will be the tissue that enables a plant to grow new branches. When a scion is us…</description>
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        <description>A Sound Generating Force

This force is always a exchanging force of energy

1 WIND

Anim pariatur cliche reprehenderit, enim eiusmod high life accusamus terry richardson ad squid. 3 wolf moon officia aute, non cupidatat skateboard dolor brunch. Food truck quinoa nesciunt laborum eiusmod. Brunch 3 wolf moon tempor, sunt aliqua put a bird on it squid single-origin coffee nulla assumenda shoreditch et. Nihil anim keffiyeh helvetica, craft beer labore wes anderson cred nesciunt sapiente ea proident…</description>
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        <description>Pulegone is a monoterpene aromatic compound that has a scent described as minty, peppermint like, and camphor like. It is considered a toxin to the liver (Hepatotoxic) and consumption of plants with high amounts of pulegone in their essential oils is not recommended. There are many plants with a small amount of pulegon in their essential oils which is generally considered safe, and a few with large amounts which are considered unsafe to eat in access. Plants that are generally considered to have…</description>
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        <title>rules_and_intentions</title>
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        <description>THE RULES

QUICK LINKS



Rules and Intentions

Prototyping



Alphabetical by common name

Alphabetical by species name

Principles and terminology

Essays 

Recipes 





Spices by morphology

Fruits and Seeds

Flowers

Leaves

Stems

Roots





Selected Botanical Families

Order Lamiales, Mints

Family Zingiberaceae, Gingers

Pipers

Solanums</description>
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        <title>sidebar</title>
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        <description>Essays 

Recipes 

Resources 





The Full List of species

 sorted by species name

Written Articles on species

 sorted by common name









Rules and Intentions 

Principles and terminology</description>
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        <description>Smoking as a Process

Wood Species that Cannot Be Used for Smoking

Due to Toxicity

Eucalyptus species- Releases too much eucalyptol, which is toxic in moderate doses, to be usable for smoking 

Camphor- Contains the compound camphor which is harmful to eat in amounts that will be imparted from smoking.</description>
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        <title>starch</title>
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        <description>Plant sources

Starch is present in most plant parts, but a viable amount of commercial extraction is primarily made from tubers and grains. Plants produce large stores of energy in the form of starch to be used as nutrition for seedlings and for themselves in order to survive long periods of hibernation and seasonal variations in weather. There is a history of humans extracting and consuming starch from over 50 species of plants.</description>
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        <description>SYNTHETIC URINE

holding page

NOTES

tagless all</description>
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        <title>synthetic_wine</title>
        <link>https://spice.wesleyhicks.art/synthetic_wine?rev=1692091004&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>Can a synthetic version of wine be made that lacks the various wine faults that happen to regular wines? 

There are many situations that wine develops an unwanted off flavor, the main ones being problems during the production of wine, the storage of wine, and also chemical reactions that occur after wine is exposed to air when opened. In theory all of these issues can be solved by making synthetic wine, but the one that come to interest the most is the last one, imagine a wine that can be opene…</description>
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        <title>template</title>
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        <description>This is a template for making a new spice page, it can be copy/pasted into the new spice page for an easy way to make the base page 

Description

This is where the basic description of the spice we are talking about 

plant parts used

visual description</description>
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        <title>welcome</title>
        <link>https://spice.wesleyhicks.art/welcome?rev=1687247759&amp;do=diff</link>
        <description>WELCOME! 


This is an experimental wiki attempting to sort out various herbs, spices, and flavors that are made from plants. The idea of this wiki is to sort the less common spices where it can be difficult to find the botanical species, sources, and detailed information about them in the English language. This wiki will also act as a location to place subjective information about what spices taste like, and how they can be used in an experimental culinary way. This wiki is currently edited and…</description>
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