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They're being introduced to the characteristic flavors and spices of their culture's cuisine even before birth.
This is a cigar, and basically it's a Cuban cigar made out of a Cuban pork sandwich, so we take these spices that go into the pork shoulder, we fashion that into ash.
So after we do that, we put it into a vacuum bag, add a little bit of seaweed, some spices, and we roll it, and this starts taking on the appearance of tuna.
Archaeologists have found spices like mustard along with human artifacts dating as far back as 23,000 years ago.
But they don't know whether the spices were used for food or medication or just decoration.
One theory says that humans starting adding spices to food to kill off bacteria.
That's mostly water and some vinegar, sugar, and spices.
Dutch ships imported spices from Asia in huge quantities to earn profits in Europe.
In the 1600s the Dutch East India Company employed hundreds of ships to trade gold, porcelain, spices, and silks around the globe.
And you could taste herbs, you could taste spices.
And I ended up like going down the spices, and finally, it was like, OK, salt and pepper, thinking he's salted and peppered his liver.
No salt, no pepper, no oil, no spices.
And he doesn't need spices, because he's got this potpourri of herbs and flavors that his geese love to gorge on.
The three heads get tossed in, along with some herbs, spices, and Voodoo items.
Director/co-writer Sergio Martino relates the lively and absorbing story at a constant snappy pace, offers a flavorsome evocation of the lush and remote tropical setting, does an expert job of creating and maintaining a creepy and mysterious atmosphere in the spooky opening third, further spices things up with a nice line in dry humor, and stages the exhilarating action-loaded climax with considerable rip-roaring aplomb.
The spices of this trashy co-production between Shaw Brothers and an Italian one-off company include humorous storytelling, off-the-wall happenings and some very tame T&A.
Writer/director Joe Sarno concocts a sharp, engrossing and perceptive examination of suburban angst and the limitations of the whole wild'n'easy 70's sexual revolution; Sarno turns traditional middle class mores on their heads and further spices things up with a bold and provocative mother/daughter incest subplot.
Moreover, Yuzna further spices up the grisly goings on with a wickedly twisted sense of pitch black gallows humor.
Her presence in this film is hard to avoid, and spices up every scene she's involved in.
Mistress of Spices can be watched just once.
On paper, this movie had all the makings of a classic...a hugely talented superstar cast, a unique and creative storyline and an artistic assortment of cinematic spices like emotion, tender romance, jealousy, greed, mystery and a lip smacking element of surprise in the end.
That essence is as poignant and lingering as Indian spices, and that is why I love Asoka.
Sarah Michelle Gellar spices up the movie with her performance and Rebecca Gayheart?
Maybe I don't know enough about how spices are revered in Indian culture, I felt it did not make me that interested in the spice thing - except that I love Indian cooking!
Beautifully done there, I promise you that your eyes will have a feast on all the spices.
The spices are only an excuse to give a movie its title.
I am sure some of spice add makers could have done more justice to the spices.
Why on earth does Tilo go to San Francisco and why is she designated the Mistress of Spices?
Take two characters, down on their luck and of different ages, throw them together via sheer coincidence then add a series of spices in the form of insecure, nasty villains with just a taste of a road trip.
The uproariously inappropriate hip, mellow, finger-snapping cocktail lounge score takes the viewer straight to aural groovesville while the ratty, scratchy photography further spices up the film's fantastically lurid'n'loopy sense of blithely unapologetic degeneracy and the maladroitly jumping back and forth fragmented narrative eschews continuity in favor of a peculiarly becoming "what the hell's going on here?"-type