November 29, 2005

Ingredients by Pictures: Fruits, Nuts & Seeds

A guide to fresh, preserved & dried fruits, nuts & nutmeal and seeds.


Kiwiberries
Kiwiberries

Raspberries
Raspberries

Strawberries
Strawberries

Glacé Cherries
Glacé Cherries

Sultanas
Sultanas

Pitted Dates
Pitted Dates

Dried Cranberries
Dried Cranberries

Desiccated Coconut
Desiccated Coconut

Almond Kernels
Almond Kernels

Flaked Almond
Flaked Almond

Almond Meal
Almond Meal

Hazelnut Meal
Hazelnut Meal

Peanuts (red-skinned)
Peanuts (red-skinned)

Pecan Nuts
Pecan Nuts

Pistachio Nuts
Pistachio Nuts

Walnuts
Walnuts

Walnut Meal
Walnut Meal

Papitas
Papitas

Poppy Seeds
Poppy Seeds

Poppy Seeds
Poppy Seeds

Winter Melon
Winter Melon: this one is just a small round one, others can be big and oblong in shape.

Winter Melon
Winter Melon

6 Comments:

At April 17, 2006, Blogger Cuisine Paradise said...

Hi there.. saw that you had the poppy seeds...may i know where u get it from. I am from singapore....

 
At April 18, 2006, Blogger SeaDragon said...

Hi Lena Mummy,
I heard that poppy seeds are banned in Singapore, so I don't think you can buy them there. Here in Australia however, they are easily available in most supermarkets and also in stalls that sell nuts in the fresh markets.

 
At April 21, 2006, Blogger Cuisine Paradise said...

thanks..seadragon for yr prompt reply.. so u are from Aussi... so which part of Aussi u are in... i used to live in Queesland..but that time i had no interest in baking things with poppy seeds until now....lol...

By the way, your recipes are all veri details and clear.. thanks for sharing.....

 
At April 22, 2006, Blogger SeaDragon said...

You're welcome. Yeah, I hate recipes that are brief and very unclear, so try to post my recipes as clear and detail as possible.
I'm down south in Victoria.

 
At January 22, 2007, Anonymous Anonymous said...

SeaDragon where do you get maltose and alkaline water in Melbourne?

 
At January 25, 2007, Blogger SeaDragon said...

Antonia,
Both should be available in Asian shops or supermakets. Maltose is very easy to find, most Asian shops carry it. For alkaline water, try KFL (Tatsing) supermarket chains, have seen it there recently.

 

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