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Azafran may
refer to: The
Spanish name for
Saffron Corrales azafran, also
known as Safflower, a
substitute ****e for
Saffron This
disambiguation page...
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heirloom variety originating in Corrales, New Mexico,
called "Corrales
Azafran", is
still cultivated and used as a
saffron substitute in New
Mexican cuisine...
- Name
Cuisine Location 2024
Aramburu Contemporary Buenos Aires –
Recoleta Azafrán Contemporary Mendoza –
Ciudad de
Mendoza Brindillas Contemporary Mendoza...
- "Cuñapé,
deleitando paladares desde el
oriente boliviano hasta tu mesa".
Azafrán Bolivia (in Spanish). 2021-04-28.
Retrieved 2023-01-30. Colombia, Radio...
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Retrieved January 26, 2018. "Corrales
Azafrán - Native-Seeds-Search". shop.nativeseeds.org. "NS/S Herb
Seeds -
Corrales Azafran".
ARBICO Organics.
Archived from...
- Rhapsody.
After releasing the
album in
August 2016 via the
Mexican label Azafrán Media, they
performed at Rock and
Heavy 2 in December,
alongside Joe Lynn...
- dolorosa; La Gran Via;
Luisa Fernanda; La
verbena de la Paloma; La Rosa del
Azafrán; La revoltosa; Agua,
Azucarillos y Aguardiente; Doña Francisquita; Gigantes...
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grows wild in Guanajuato, Mexico,
where it is
known as
azafrán, azafrancillo,
azafrán de
bolita or
saffron pellets and has
several culinary uses,...
- "Canción del Sembrador" ("Song of the Sower") from the
zarzuela La rosa del
azafrán by
Jacinto Guerrero, the "Canto a la Mancha" ("Song of La Mancha") by Tomás...
- seed
sieqja saia
acequia سَاقِيَة (sāqiya)
canal żagħfran
zaffarana azafrán زَعْفَرَان (zaʿfarān)
saffron żahra zàgara
azahar زَهْرَة (zahra) blossom...
