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Decoction is a
method of
extraction by
boiling herbal or
plant material (which may
include stems, roots, bark and rhizomes) to
dissolve the
chemicals of...
- substitution) DC, dc, D/C, disc
discontinue [or]
discharge ambiguous meaning decoct.
decoctum decoction det.
detur let it be
given dieb. alt.
diebus alternis...
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Beverage made from
infusing or
decocting plant material in hot water...
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mentioned are: 煮 (boil), 漉 (filter), 燃 (burn, ignite), 泣 (cry, weep), and 煎 (to
decoct, to pan-fry). The
first appearance of this poem (the
longer version) is...
- liquor-distilling and salt-refining
industries expanded. The
method to
decoct salt with
natural gas was
discovered at that time,
according to ancient...
- The bark tea uses a half
teaspoon for
every 8
ounces of water,
requires a
decoct of 15 minutes, and is then
steeped for 1 hour. The
fruit of Rhus copallinum...
- coctile, coction, concoct, concoction, cook, cookery, cuisine, cuisinier,
decoct, decoctible, decoction, excoct, excoction, precocial, precocious, quittor...
- sweetened).
Grain coffee and
other substitutes can be made by
roasting or
decocting various organic substances. Some
ingredients used
include almond, acorn...
- are
chamomile or peppermint,
using flowers,
leaves and
powdered herbs.
Decocting examples may be rose hips,
cinnamon bark, and
licorice root consisting...
- on tea culture. Some texts, like
Zhang Youxin's A
Record of
Water for
Decocting Tea,
focused on
specific topics, like
water for tea making.
Zhang lists...
