asafetida , auch: asafoetida

In the recipe below asafetida is used instead of onion or garlic.

Two of the words on the bag were misspelled, and there was too much asafetida.

The action and uses of the drug are the same as those of asafetida.

Add the asafetida, then the cumin seeds and the ajwain.

Sprinkle in asafetida and fry for a second or two, then quickly pour these seasonings into the soup.

After seeing the bottle of asafetida in with the rest of the herbs, Larry was inclined to agree.

Stir in the turmeric and, if using, the asafetida (a powdered gum resin).

Add the ginger, coriander, chilies and asafetida and cook for two minutes, stirring.

His body was unmarked, yet he could not be roused, even when foul-smelling asafetida was waved under his nose.

Gujaratis, north of Bombay, eat nothing grown underground, hence no garlic and no onions; instead, they use a resin called asafetida.

"Sweet, my asafetida."

Some regions include garlic and onion in the seasoning while some regions prefer asafetida (hing/Inguva).

The orchid has a foul smell that has variously been described as "corral of horses, asafetida, strong cheese, human feet, sweaty clothing, or simply disagreeable".

He told a yarn about his going as a child to a drugstore in the county seat of Bedford to obtain a nickel's worth of asafetida for his mother.

I dosed myself with gunpowder and Dr. Zoril's cure-all medicine and wore one of those blasted asafetida bags to prevent the cholera.

A set of nine small tins of exotic spices and seeds like ajwain, asafetida and panch phoran is about $10.

The offerings include succulent Gulf of Mexico shrimp, Caribbean-style baked goods, spices and botanical products like foul-smelling asafetida and aromatic galangal.

When the oil is very hot, add the asafetida and then, in quick succession, the mustard seeds, cumin seeds, dried chilies, fenugreek seeds and curry leaves.

For example, the urad dal is imported from Myanmar, asafetida is imported from Iran, and black pepper comes from Kerala.

Herman Melville scathingly described Hart's book in his review as "an abortion" which "deserves to be burnt in a fire of asafetida, & by the hand that wrote it."

When mixed with gum, they form the gum resins, like asafetida and gamboge; mixed with essential oils, they frorm balsams, or oleoresins.

Place them in a salad bowl with lemon juice, oil, cayenne or paprika, asafetida, tomato paste, syrup or honey, salt and pepper; beat with fork or whisk until emulsified.

To that, President Roosevelt added, "Also a pinch of asafoedita," misspelling asafetida, a word meaning the fetid gum resin of an Oriental plant used in folk medicine to ward off disease.

Recipe for Thambuli : Doddipatre Thambuli : A spicy buttermilk blended with coconut and tempered with asafetida, mustard seeds and generous sprinkle of curry leaves.

Asafetida, a resin taken from the rhizomes of giant fennel, is admired in Kerala for its earthy scent when fried in oil, and fenugreek seeds are liked for their bitter caramel flavor.