Cardamom Alcohol-Free Liquid Extract, Organic Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) Dried Seed Glycerite Hawaii Pharm Natural Herbal Supplement 2 oz 2 Ounce (Pack of 1)

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Cardamom Alcohol-Free Liquid Extract, Organic Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) Dried Seed Glycerite Hawaii Pharm Natural Herbal Supplement 2 oz 2 Ounce (Pack of 1)

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Cardamom also known as Elettaria cardamomum, Amomum cardamomum, Bai Dou Kou, Cardamon, Cardomomi Fructus, Ela. The sweetly aromatic cardamom is the fruit of a tropical plant related to ginger, and is one of the worlds most expensive spices, after saffron and vanilla. Growing cardamom is extremely labor intensive. The tall plants, grown on plantations in Guatemala or India, flower for eight or nine months of the year. Each pod, or capsule, ripens slowly, and must be plucked when it is three-quarters ripe. After harvest, the pods are washed and dried. The method of drying dictates the final color. White indicates the pods have been dried for many days in the sun leaving them bleached. Green pods have been dried for one day and night in a heated room. The three seeds inside each pod are considered the spice. Cardamom is essential to the cuisines of the Middle East and Scandinavia. Cardamom coffee or gahwa is a symbol of Arab hospitality. Cardamom flavors ground meat in Norway and baked goods in Sweden. Cooks all over the world combine cardamom with cloves and cinnamon. Cardamom lends its distinctive flavor to chai. Cardamom contains a-terpineol (45%), myrcene (27%), limonene (8%), menthone (6%), b-phellandrene (3%), 1,8-cineol (2%), sabinene (2%), and smaller amounts of heptane. In India Cardamom was known as the "Queen of spices" to black peppers title as the "King of spices". Also in India, during the 11th century, it was listed as one of the ingredients in the "Five fragrance betel chew" in the Book of Splendour.