...he oddity of its frs. and for the making of pickles. The gherkins of mixed pickles, however, are young cucumbers.
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...nnials from the warmer parts of America, a few of which are cultivated for pickles or for ornament.
...rown in the vegetable-garden for the small tender pods which are made into pickles the same as cucumbers. The plants grow 1 ½ feet or more high, and spread
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...Martynia (or Proboscidea) Louisiana (M. proboscidea) are sometimes used as pickles.
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...muskmelon or cucumber. R.H. 1887:540.—Used for making preserves and sweet pickles; said to be eaten raw in warm countries, and the unripe frs. to be employed
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...ultivated from southeast Asia. This is used in medicine, and for flavoring pickles. In it is a yellow dye. The seeds of Amomum Melegueta of west Africa are th
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...romising for . Calif, and S. Florida as a fruit plant. Fruit acid, used as pickles or conserves. Proves quite hardy in S. Calif.{{SCH}}
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...lliferae. Annual. Uses: Seeds as ingredient in curry powder; for flavoring pickles, pastry and soups. Propagated by seeds in spring.
...Umbelliferae. Annual. Uses: Seed as seasoning, extensively for commercial pickles; oil for perfuming soap; young leaves as seasoning and salads; dill vinegar
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Capers are pickles mode by preserving the flower- buds of C. spinosa, a straggling shrub which
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...stems gathered in August or September have been used in salads and vinegar pickles. Samphire rarely reaches perfection in gardens far from the seacoast, unles
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...wn, ⅕ in. long. Zanzibar.— Said to be ornamental and the fruits useful for pickles.
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...d vernacular name in this country, although it is sometimes dubbed "little pickles" because of its cylindrical pulpy lvs.
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This spice is used as a digestive aid, in food as a condiment and in pickles. Its odour is so strong that it must be stored in airtight containers; othe
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...adish (India) is grown for its soft tender pods, which are eaten raw or in pickles. The rat-tailed or serpent radish, var. caudatus (R. caudatus, Linn.), has
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...re erect.— Probably a very close approach to the wild plant. Frs. used for pickles and conserves.
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...—The frs. of this species are used by the settlers in Austral, for jam and pickles and ade is made from the juice. The Australian desert kumquat is the hardie
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...vilized countries as field and as garden crops. They come into commerce as pickles packed in bottles and barrels, and are very extensively used in this form.
...ing from 1 to 2 inches in length, makes the most desirable and delicate of pickles. These are packed in bottles for the commercial trade and bring fancy price
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...writers, who do not usually speak highly of it, state that it is used for pickles, preserves, and tarts. Firminger advises using it as a stock for S. cythere
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