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Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare)
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A vegetable that's part of the carrot and celery (Apiaceae/Umbelliferae) family. It resembles a head of celery with a bulbous base. The white bulb is eaten raw in salads or cooked as a seasoning and garnish. ...
2.
Fenugreek (Trigonella feonicum-gracum)
(Directory/Root)
A bean plant with very hard
seed
s, used as a culinary spice and medicine. Fenugreek is native to the Middle East and common in the region's cuisine. Its dominant flavor and aroma is recognizable in commercial ...
3.
Flax seed (Linum usitatissimum)
(Directory/Root)
Also known as lin
seed
. Flax
seed
s come in two basic varietiesǃ
4.
Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA; polyunsaturated fatty acid)
(Directory/Root)
Also known as gamoleic acid. A type of omega-6 fat. The body converts linoleic acid (LA) into GLA, which is a precursor for the eventual production of dihomo-gamma-linoleic acid (DGLA). It's found in ...
5.
Garam masala (spice blend)
(Directory/Root)
A blend of various spices with a complex flavor and aroma, common in South Asian cuisine. In Hindi, garam means "pungent" and masala means "mixture." The mixture is often prepared fresh and not purchased ...
6.
Gluten (proteins)
(Directory/Root)
A class of proteins found in the
seed
s of various grasses (Family Poaceae). Glutens give these grain flours doughy elasticity and strength. The type of glutens found in the cereal grains such as wheat, ...
7.
Goitrogen (anti-nutritional substance)
(Directory/Root)
A naturally occurring substance that may promote the development of goiter by interfering with the synthesis of thyroid hormones. Studies have shown that goitrogenic substances can be destroyed or inactivated ...
8.
Hemp seed (Cannabis sativa sativa)
(Directory/Root)
A nutritious
seed
rich in essential fats, protein, minerals, and fiber. Hemp has been federally approved for industrial production in Canada because the plant produces only a minute amount of the psychoactive ...
9.
Hull (food preparation technique; seed part)
(Directory/Root)
To remove the green stalk and cup (calix) from fruits such as strawberries, or the pods from peas or broad beans. Hulled
seed
s like hemp and sesame have their tough outer shell removed and are easier ...
10.
Isoflavone (antioxidant, phytoestrogen, phytonutrient)
(Directory/Root)
A type of polyphenol phytonutrient that's chemically related to flavonoids and found most commonly in the bean (Fabaceae/Leguminosae) family. Isoflavones are antioxidants and many act as mammalian phytoestrogens. ...
11.
Job's tears (Coix lacryma-jobi)
(Directory/Root)
Also known as adlay, Chinese pearl barley, coix
seed
, tear grass. A cereal grass related to cane sugar, corn and sorghum. Job's tears has traditionally been used as a source of nutrition and medicine (ma-yuen ...
12.
Jus (food preparation technique; sauce)
(Directory/Root)
A French term referring to the natural juices released from a food as it's cooked. In North America, it commonly refers to
roasted
meat broth, but the term can be used in reference to any food. Meat jus ...
13.
Linoleic acid (LA; polyunsaturated fatty acid)
(Directory/Root)
An essential type of omega-6 fat. It can't be synthesized by the body and must be obtained from the diet. It's converted into other forms of omega-6 fats, which are eventually converted into prostaglandins ...
14.
Millet (Subfamily Panicoideae)
(Directory/Root)
A group grass species that yield small, easily digestible gluten-free
seed
s. Millets have been cultivated across Africa and East Asia for the past 10,000 years. They're an especially important food source ...
15.
Miso (fermented seasoning paste)
(Directory/Root)
A traditional Japanese paste seasoning made by fermenting grains,
seed
s, or beans with rice mold, Aspergillus oryzae. Miso is commonly made with barley, brown rice, buckwheat, hemp
seed
s, millet, soybeans, ...
16.
Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus)
(Directory/Root)
... fats. Water infusions of the
roasted
seed
s are consumed as a caffeine-free coffee substitute. ...
17.
Oleic acid (OA; macronutrient, monounsaturated fatty acid)
(Directory/Root)
An omega-9 monounsaturated fat found predominantly in almond, avocado, hazelnut, macadamia nut, olive, safflower
seed
, sunflower, and tiger nut.
18.
Omega-3 fat (macronutrient, polyunsaturated fatty acid)
(Directory/Root)
Also known as omega-3 fatty acid. A class of polyunsaturated fats that's vital to human health. The human body can't produce one type of omega-3 fat, alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), so it's considered an ...
19.
Omega-6 fat (macronutrient, polyunsaturated fatty acid)
(Directory/Root)
Also known as omega-6 fatty acid. A class of polyunsaturated fats that's vital to human health. The human body can't produce one type of omega-6, linoleic acid, so it's considered an essential fat that ...
20.
Papaya (Carica spp. and Vasconcellea spp.)
(Directory/Root)
Also known as pawpaw. A tropical tree native to South America that bears large, orange, fleshy fruits. Papaya fruits are rich in beta-carotene, vitamin C, folate, potassium, phytonutrients, and soluble ...
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