Pixel Dreams: Turmeric

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Saturday, December 23, 2006

Turmeric

Continuing with the series of photos of spices and other stuff from the Indian kitchen. After the clove, is the humble turmeric or haldi used as a spice in most Indian curries. Apart from its culinary properties, every home in India uses it as a primary antiseptic for cuts and burns.

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# posted by Suyog @ Saturday, December 23, 2006

Comments:

been visiting ur blog for 2 years, ur a very good photographer.
happy new year 2007 :)

# posted by

Wilson Chin : 9:16 AM

Delicate. The way the spice should be used.

# posted by

Slogan Murugan : 9:58 AM

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