fenugreek
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- noun
- /ˈfɛnʊˌɡrik/
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- Fenugreek seeds enhance curry spices, vanilla flavorings, and maple-like syrup.
- fenugreek seeds
- fenugreek leaves
- fenugreek powder
So then I read online that some women actually react negatively to fenugreek and it decreases their supply.
- So then I read online that some women actually react negatively to fenugreek and it decreases their supply.
- For testosterone, fenugreek tends to be really, really good and so you may supplement with those as well.
- And it had fenugreek in it, but also the main ingredient in male testosterone or human growth hormone booster is fenugreek.
- Consuming herbs like fenugreek, taking ginseng is very, very good for this in particular.
Examples
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I started taking fenugreek.
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In southern India, a popular dish is made with fenugreek seeds to enhance the flavor of curries.
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Next, add the fenugreek paste.
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I also use 'More Milk Plus' supplements and 'Fenugreek' when needed.
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I haven't seen any company offering fenugreek seeds.
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Prepare a tea using half a tsp of fenugreek seeds.
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In a liter of cold water, add 1 tsp of fenugreek seeds and let it boil.
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To prepare the curry, you need to add fenugreek seeds for their distinctive aroma and taste.
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For a savory dish, use fenugreek leaves to add depth to your cooking and traditional recipes.
Synonyms
An annual herb with pale flowers and aromatic seeds that people use as a spice and medicine
A plant that lives for one year with pale flowers and fragrant seeds used in cooking and medicine
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word fenugreek comes from the Latin words foenum and graecum, which mean 'hay' and 'Greek'. People called it 'Greek hay' because they thought it came from Greece and because its smell is like dry hay, so the name fits a plant whose seeds are used as a strong, aromatic spice.