Friday, December 5, 2008

Section 6: Aromatics: Items 622 - 785

Please note that I have linked as many of the 1001 to links on the web, such as wikipedia (those that have links are underlined). I have also indicated in italics and bold, the ones that I have tried. I anticipate over the course of the year, writing about each ingredient, but for the purpose of these lists, I felt that a general list was probably the best.

Section 6: Aromatics

  1. Cilantro Leaf
  2. Chevril
  3. Rosemary
  4. Dill
  5. Morroccan Mint
  6. Holy Basil
  7. French Tarragon
  8. Lemon Thyme
  9. Nepitella
  10. Fenugreek
  11. Culantro
  12. Liguraian Basil
  13. Chive
  14. Kinome
  15. Mitsuba
  16. Shiso Lef
  17. Kaffir Lime Leaf
  18. Louvage
  19. Neapolitan Parsley
  20. Rau Ram
  21. Curry Leaf
  22. Boldo Leaf
  23. Smyrna Bay Leaf
  24. Rue
  25. Salam Leaf
  26. savory
  27. Epazote
  28. Lemongrass
  29. Pandan Leaf
  30. Sweet Marjoram
  31. Greek Oregano
  32. Dalmatian Sage
  33. Lemon Myrtle
  34. File
  35. Herbes de Provence
  36. Bird's Nest
  37. Horseradish
  38. Wasabi
  39. Young Ginger
  40. Myoba
  41. Galangal
  42. Turmeric Root
  43. Gilroy Garlic
  44. Borage
  45. Lavender
  46. Bolivian Rainbow Chile
  47. New Mexico Chile
  48. Habanero Chile
  49. Chipotle Chile
  50. Barberry
  51. Amchur
  52. Black Lime
  53. Bush Tomato
  54. Febbel Seed
  55. Fennel Pollen
  56. Hungarian Paprika
  57. Pimenton de La Vera
  58. Fresh Green Peppercorns
  59. Tellicherry Peppercorn
  60. Pink Peppercorn
  61. Szechuan Peppercorn
  62. Sumac
  63. Ajowan
  64. Aleppo Pepper
  65. Caraway
  66. Allspice
  67. Coriander Seed
  68. Guatemalan Cardamom
  69. Cinnamon
  70. Anardana
  71. Juniper
  72. Saffron
  73. Vanilla Bean
  74. Star Anise
  75. Annatto Seed
  76. Mahlab
  77. Asafoetida
  78. Black Cumin
  79. Grains of Paradise
  80. Blade Mace
  81. Cubeb Pepper
  82. Clove
  83. Fleur de Sel de Guerande
  84. Maldon Salt
  85. Smoke Sea Salt
  86. Kala Namak
  87. Panch Phoron
  88. Curry Powder
  89. Chinese Five Spice
  90. Garam Masala
  91. Berbere
  92. Ras-el-Hanout
  93. Shichimi Togarashi
  94. Harissa
  95. Hazelnut Oil
  96. Walnut Oil
  97. Italian Extra Virgin Olive OIl
  98. Spanish Estate Olive Oil
  99. Greek Monastery Olive Oil
  100. Argan Oil
  101. Hemp Oil
  102. Mustard Oil
  103. Avocado Oil
  104. Single Estate Grapeseed Oil
  105. Pumpkin Seed Oil
  106. Cold Pressed Canola Oil
  107. Sesame Oil
  108. Goose Fat
  109. Red Palm OIl
  110. Varietal Red Wine Vinegar
  111. Corinthian Vinegar
  112. Sherry Vinegar
  113. Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale
  114. Tarragon Vinegar
  115. Apple Cider Vinegar
  116. Verjuice
  117. Raspberry Vinegar
  118. Shanxi Extra Aged Vinegar
  119. Mochi Gome Su
  120. Moutarde de Dijon
  121. Moutarde De Meaux
  122. Bavarian Sweet Mustard
  123. Mostarda di Frutta
  124. Kimchi
  125. Cwikla
  126. Piccalilli
  127. Mango Chutney
  128. Gari
  129. Preserved Lemon
  130. Katsuobushi
  131. Shiokara
  132. Doubanjiana
  133. Coconut Milk
  134. Cassareep
  135. Umeboshi
  136. Mayonaisse
  137. Aioli
  138. Tartare Sauce
  139. Banana Ketchup
  140. Mole
  141. Hummus
  142. Tahini
  143. Genoese Pesto
  144. Pate di Carciofi
  145. Tapenade
  146. Ajvar
  147. Baba Ghanoush
  148. Muhammara
  149. Bumbu Kacang
  150. yeast Extract
  151. Yello Bean Sauce
  152. Hoisin Sauce
  153. Oyster Sauce
  154. XO Sauce
  155. Terasi
  156. Sheto
  157. Tamari Shoyu
  158. Shiro Shoyu
  159. Kecap
  160. Nuoc Mam
  161. Chimichurri
  162. Tabasco Sauce
  163. Worcestershire sauce

Aromatics: 79/163

What a crazy list of random things. I haven't heard of a third of them and I haven't tried half of them. There is nothing that I can think of to add to the list. I am intrigued to see how different some fo the names are for somethings that I eat regularly that are listed differently.

Only three more sections to go through: Grains, Bakery and Confections. I think that the last two will be quite interesting and also where I will discover the least amount of new ingredients. We will see I guess.

Happy Tasting.

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