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How to search site, Find any word or ingredient, Find all words or ingredients, Exact phrases, Shorthand + or -, Shorthand expressions: AND OR NOT ( ), Capitalisation makes no difference, Plurals make a difference, Examples, Hindi to English spice names, British & American cooking terms, volume measurement conversion.   How to search site: Type an ingredient or the name of a recipe into the upper box, just above the grey Find Vegan Recipes button. Press the button. The screen will show a list of likely page titles, and another search site box with a "search site within results" option. When looking at a long page, you might want to use the find on page function of your browser, which us usually Control+F. If you are looking for vegan shoes, just click the headings at the top of each page. This is easier than using the search site link which is at the right end of the black stripe on most pages. Find any word or ingredient (the simplest, default option): Just type one or more ingredient to find all the pages with any of these words on them. You will see "for any ingredients" on the drop-down menu below the box, and this does not have to change. Find all words or ingredients: Type more than one word and select "for all ingredients" to find all of the words. This narrows-down your search site. Fifteen times as many people use one word than more, but that fifteenth do have more control over the results they see. You will need to click the mouse with the cursor on the down-pointing arrow to the right of the lower box, then click on your selection. There will still be a lot of results, because some pages have more than one recipe on them. You can narrow the search site down further by using exact phrases: Exact Phrases: "...": You can search site for exact phrases by surrounding them in double quotes. Or you can just type the words and select "for this exact phrase". The machine search sitees for the phrase, including punctuation. This is a good way of narrowing search sitees for, say, "banana cake" amongst all the pages that happen to have banana and cake somewhere on the page. Shorthand: + -: Use + in front of each word or a quoted phrase that you require. Use - in front of each word that you want to exclude. For example don't want to read cookie recipes, put -cookie -cookies at the end of your search site. Shorthand expressions: AND OR NOT ( ): Use AND, OR, NOT, (, and ) to form a Boolean expression. AND requires, OR allows, NOT excludes. Use double quotes to protect the words "and", "or", or "not" in a phrase. Capitalisation makes no difference: "vegan cake" finds "Vegan Cake". Plurals make a difference: "cakes" doesn't find "cake" unless that is another one of your search site terms in an "any" search site
Example Query:	Gets the documents with:
tofu soya	'tofu' or 'soya' or tofu and soya on the page
"tofu soya"	the phrase 'tofu soya'
+tofu +soya	'tofu' and 'soya' on a page
+tofu -soya	'tofu' but not 'soya'
+tofu -"soya beans"	'tofu' but not 'soya beans'

Hindi to English spices	English to Hindi spices                                  (from Indianchild.com/indian_spices.htm )	automatically-chosen Amazon links
Adrak Ajwain Aloo Amchoor Besan Bhindi Brinjal Chana dal Chaval Dahi Dhania Elaichi Garam Masala Ghee Gobhi Haldi Mirch, mirchi Hing Imli Jaggery / Gor Jeera Kachori Kalonji Karela Lasan Lassi Lavang Methi Masoor dal Mooli Panchphoran Podina Rai Raita Rajma Sag Soonf	Ginger Carom Potato Unripe Mango -powder Chick pea flour Okra Aubergine Split chick peas Rice Yoghurt Coriander Cardamom Spice blend Clarified butter Cauliflower Turmeric Chillies Asafoetida Tamarind Raw cane sugar Cumin Deep fried savoury pastries Nigella Bitter gourd Garlic Yoghurt drink Cloves Fenugreek seeds Red split lentils White raddish Cumin, Fennel, Nigella, Fenugreek & Mustard seed Mint Black mustard seeds Seasoned yoghurt salad Kidney beans Spinach Fennel seeds Chickpea flour noodles

English to American translation:	American to English translation: (below)
UK pint is 20 fluid ounces	US pint is 16 fluid ounces
UK flud ounce is onlyl slightly different to	US fluid ounce...most of the difference is pints
8 fluid ounces	1 cup
aubergine : eggplant bake blind : bake a pastry case empty, by covering with wax paper and weighing down with beans bap : hamburger bun beetroot : beet biscuit : cookie or cracker (sweet biscuit or savoury biscuit) boiled sweet : hard candy brill: avoid it - it's a fish broad bean : fava bean brown bread : wholemeal bread brown stock : stock, vegetable OXO cubes, vegetable stock, marmite candy floss : cotton candy caster sugar : finely granulated sugar -not as powdery as confectioner's chicory : endive chips : french fries chocolate vermicelli : chocolate sprinkles cider : hard cider cling film : Saran wrap coffee sugar : sugar in large crystals coriander leaves : cilantro corn : almost any grain (see maize and sweet corn) corn flour : cornstarch cos lettuce : romaine courgette : zucchini crisps : potato chips crumpet : something a bit like an English muffin - Crumpets are also an old fashioned slang name for a toy boy or an affair. custard : custard sauce, or sometimes baked custard Demerara sugar : light brown cane sugar Devonshire cream : a particular type of clotted cream. Although most cream is described as "single", "double" or "whipping". It turns out that the UK brand of cream alternative called "Elmlea" isn't vegan: it has buttermilk in it which is a dairy product. digestive biscuits : something like Graham crackers double cream : heavy cream doughnut : jelly doughnut endive : chicory faggot : meatball. Faggot is slightly used to mean a gay man, but less so than in the USA fairy cake : cupcake. Likewise. French beans : string beans ginger nut : ginger snap golden syrup or treacle : something like corn syrup greaseproof paper : wax paper, obviously green pepper : bell pepper icing : frosting icing sugar : powdered (confectioner's) sugar jacket potato : baked potato in skin jam: preserve jelly: jello maize : corn marmite: yeast extract marrow : squash that looks like a giant zucchini mince - a way of buying meat that is like TVP or Sosmix made from water mincemeat : mince pie filling - dried fruit, peel, brandy, etc. Sold as a cheap ingredient in jam jars. This is vegetarian and probably vegan. mixed spice : a mixture of allspice, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, coriander and cloves offal: down-market butcher's products. Unlikely to be found by a veggie search site engine, but possible perry : hard cider made from pears instead of apples plum duff : plum pudding, apparently,although most people call it Christmas pudding. porridge : cooked oatmeal prawn: avoid - it's dead shrimps ring doughnut : doughnut in a ring shape, as opposed to a jam doughnut which is a doughy bun with sweet jam in it rump steak : avoid - it's sirloin meat silverside : top round single cream : light cream sirloin : avoid - it's meat sherbet : powdered candy sponge finger : ladyfinger squash : juice drink. Usually the sort that's sugar and colouring, to dilute. sugar crystals : see coffee sugar sultana : white raisin sweet corn : whole-kernel corn swede : yellow turnip tart : pie, prostitute or someone who is promiscuous. There us usually no moral judgment against. toffee : taffy treacle or golden syrup - sweet light brown translucent molasses. The darker, more bitter kind (if it is still made) is called molasses or black treacle whipping cream : between light & heavy cream wholemeal: whole wheat type degrees farenheit °F +tab: type degree centigrade (celsius) °C +tab:	allspice : ground permento beet : beetroot bell pepper : green pepper chocolate sprinkles : chocolate vermicelli chicory : endive chips: crisps cookie: sweet biscuit cilantro : coriander leaves confectioner's sugar : icing sugar cooked oatmeal : porridge corn : maize or sweetcorn cornstarch : corn flour corn syrup : sometimes used when making sweets, this is a thinner version of the english treacle - light or dark cotton candy: candy floss cracker: savoury or cheese biscuit cupcake: cupcake or fairy cake. custard sauce : custard English muffin : crumpet endive : chicory eggplant: aubergine fava bean : broad bean french fries : chips frosting : icing ginger snap : ginger nut graham crackers : digestive biscuits grain : corn hard candy: boiled sweet hard cider : cider (cider can also mean apple juice in the USA) hard pear cider : perry heavy cream (vegan) : double Elmlea jello : jelly juice drink : squash ladyfinger : sponge finger mince: hamburger meat pie filling (sweet, dried fruit): mincemeat. This is not meat. plum pudding / christmas pudding : plum duff potato chips : crisps powdered candy - sherbet preserve : jam romaine : cos lettuce Saran wrap : cling film single cream : light cream sirloin - a type of meat - beef string beans ; french beans, runner beans stock, vegetable OXO, vegetable stock, marmite: brown stock sugar in large crystals : coffee sugar sugar, light brown cane: Demarara sugar tart : pie, prostitute or someone who is promiscuous. There us usually no moral judgment against. toretos: chips, potato chips molasses : seems to be a generic name for black and light brown treacle taffy : toffee yellow turnip : swede white raisin - sultana whole-kernel corn : sweet corn whole wheat : wholemeal zucchini : courgette zuchinni, largest : marrow

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