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Old 2008-11-19, 09:46 PM
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Default Comino and Cúrcuma in English?
Does anyone know the English translation for the spices Comino and Cúrcuma to English (they are in Spanish)?
Please, don't try translating with an online translator, I can do that myself.
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I believe that those words refer to the spice "Cumin". That would be my best guess. I have heard the word used in Spanish "Comino" referring to cumin and a dish they were making.
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comino = cumin
cúrcuma = turmeric
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Comino is Cumin, curcuma is saffron.

What ur making sounds delish! :P
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