On Jul 16, 7:53*pm, Tracy > wrote:
> Jean B. wrote:
> > Arri London wrote:
>
> >> "Jean B." wrote:
> >>> Arri London wrote:
>
> >> <snip>
>
> >>>>> Looking at the site, the rose and lavender extracts are the only
> >>>>> exciting ones.
>
> >>>> TY! Must look into that. Perhaps one of the Asian grocers around here
> >>>> sells it. None of our roses are sufficiently scented to make into jams
> >>>> etc
> >>> None here. *I always look at such sections trying to find jasmine
> >>> and lychee extracts. *In fact, I was hoping this line would
> >>> include jasmine....
>
> >> No shops selling Indian goods either? They usually have jasmine and
> >> osmanthus extracts. Will try to remember to look for those when we next
> >> go to the Asian shops.
>
> > I see durian, pandan... *Have even seen that Asian water bug. *But no
> > jasmine.
>
> There's a large Indian grocery store on Moody Street in Waltham. They
> might sell jasmine extract. Haven't been there in a long time. I should
> revisit it soon. I need fenugreek.
>
> Tracy

Boy! I got the smallest box of dried fenugreek (methi) I could find a
few years ago. I've used it a number of times since and I still have
more than half left! I like it but I need to find more recipes to use
it in. All I do now is "Malai Methi Murgh" - Creamy chicken curry
with Fenugreek.

I need to go to our single (but very good) Indian Restaurant They have
a daily noon and weekend brunch buffet. I can talk to the owner and
she'll help me find some other ways to use the fenugreek. We also
have several ethnic markets that carry Indian/Asian markets, and I
can buy rose water, orange blossom and jasmine and more.

Lynn in Fargo