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Grains of Paradise - Coggle Diagram

- - - - A less expensive version of black pepper.
        
        Now is used as a spice. It can be used in the same way as black pepepr.
        
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        steak
        
        sausage
        
        meat
        
        baking
        
        eggs
- - - - In 1825 the British government subjected it to a de facto ban for its “deleterious effects”
        
        Still a common ingredient in English recipes up until the 19th century
        
        Recently there has been a renewed interest of the Grains of Paradise from chefs and food writers.
        
        Though, it never lost its culinary and cultural significance in West Africa.
- - - - Now, instead of a cheaper substitute it is a more expensive one
- - - - All exports of Grains of Paradise come from Ghana