- 1653,
mentions cayenne pepper as a
synonym for what he
calls "
pepper (
guinea)". By the end of the 19th
century "
Guinea pepper" had come to mean bird's...
-
Guinea pepper is a name for
several unrelated pepper-like ****es
traded from the
general region of West Africa:
Grains of
paradise (Aframomum melegueta)...
- whole); it
imparts a pungent, black-
pepper-like
flavor with
hints of citrus. It is also
known as
melegueta pepper,
Guinea grains, ossame, or fom wisa, and...
- (Zingiberaceae), also
known as
melegueta pepper,
alligator pepper,
Guinea grains, ossame, fom wisa, and (ambiguously)
Guinea pepper Grains of Selim,
seeds of the...
-
sometimes referred to as
African pepper or
Guinea pepper, but
these are
ambiguous terms that may
refer to
Ashanti pepper and
grains of paradise,
among others...
- from the
unrelated melegueta pepper, an
African ****e from
Guinea which is a
member of the
ginger family. The
malagueta pepper is a small,
tapered chili...
-
derived from its
dried fruit is
known as
Ashanti pepper,
Benin pepper, Edo
pepper,
false cubeb,
Guinea cubeb, and
called locally kale, ****auabe, masoro...
- tomato, and plantain. ****es,
peppers, and
chilis are used in cooking,
including Aframomum melegueta seeds (
Guinea pepper).
Flora Gomes is an internationally...
- Guinea-Bissau (formerly
Portuguese Guinea)
Guinea (formerly
French Guinea)
Sierra Leone (British part of the
Pepper Coast,
originally Province of Freedom)...
- West-Central
Africa brought to
North America during the
slave trade were
guinea pepper, gherkin,
sesame seeds, kola nuts, eggplant, watermelon, rice, cantaloupe...