Examples of using Sumac in English and their translations into French
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Sumac put in a little boiling water for five minutes to change the color of the water and then becomes a 2/2 red sumac and pour water to the mixture before.
came to the conclusion that the plant was not a sumac.
that she names Ima Sumac"how beautiful.
taken from the album Voice of the Xtabay by Yma Sumac.
cumin and sumac to balance the sweetness,
Made from dried ground berries with salt added, sumac is one of the traditional aromas of the Middle East and the cornerstone of the celebrated fattouche salad.
Often used as a finishing spice, sumac can be sprinkled at will
the smooth sumac(R. glabra) and the staghorn sumac(R. typhina) are sometimes used to make a beverage termed"sumac-ade","Indian lemonade", or"rhus juice.
sesame, sumac, marjoram and possibly anise,
to which sesame seeds, sumac, salt and lemon are added.
served topped with yoghurt mixed with crushed garlic and sprinkled with sumac.
full of mature willow, Staghorn sumac, maple trees
put it with onions and sumac oil and retains little of it to be placed on the face.
in France, you mostly find the Lebanese one with sumac, a red spice with a lemony taste,
the chopped thyme and more Parmigiano or sumac.
a touch of honey and sumac powder.
The right to life, to health, to the education of our peoples, to a good life-- to sumac kawsay, as the ancestral peoples of my homeland say-- is above the interest of the international speculators of Wall Street.
Two of the most well-known approaches to living well are the Ecuadorian concept of sumac kawsay, the Kichwa wording for a fullness life in a community,
prospered under the program include Sumac Ridge Winery Ltd., Race Face Components(bike parts manufacturer), Anormed Inc.(pharmaceutical research),
za'atar and sumac.