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hungarians make an apricot version. although purists disdain anything except the classic nut filling, some cooks innovated by adding such items as dates and chocolate chips. [ ] notes ↑ charles perry, "the taste for layered bread among the nomadic turks and the central asian origins of baklava," a taste of thyme
"the ottoman ceremony of the royal purse." in middle eastern studies ( )( ): – woodward, sarah. the ottoman kitchen: modern recipes from turkey, greece, the balkans, lebanon, syria and beyond. interlink publishing group, . isbn - zubaida, sami, and richard tapper (eds.) a taste of thyme: culinary cultures...
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such as sparkling water. sensient's extracts and botanical flavors are well positioned to help capture this growing segment, offering a wide range of taste platforms: citrus: bergamot, grapefruit, sicilian lemon, lime, mandarin, blood orange herbs: basil, coriander leaves, dill, garden mint, sage, thyme
such as sparkling water. sensient's extracts and botanical flavors are well positioned to help capture this growing segment, offering a wide range of taste platforms: citrus: bergamot, grapefruit, sicilian lemon, lime, mandarin, blood orange herbs: basil, coriander leaves, dill, garden mint, sage, thyme...
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