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Our Blog | Recipes, insight and food stories at Slofoodgroup
Does Mastic Gum Heal Stomach Lining
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Mastiha, also known as mastic gum, mastika, tears of Chios, and other similar names, has gained recognition as a natural treatment for gastrointestinal issues, including Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Chrons Disease, Stomach Ulcers, and more. Let's look at the facts.
Saudi Arabian Chicken and Rice (Saliq)
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Saliq, or saleeg, is a rice and meat dish that is popular in Saudi Arabia and quite often prepared for occasions of celebration. It is savory and comforting, made by boiling meat with cardamom, onion, garlic, and other fragrant flavors and using the broth to make a savory rice pudding.
Mastic Gum Uses
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Mastic gum can be a powerful and versatile ingredient for health and wellness and a phenomenal flavor addition to foods and beverages. It’s really no wonder it has graced the tables and medicine cabinets of Greeks for centuries. Let's take a look at the history and uses of this wonderful spice.
Mastic Ice Cream With Dark Chocolate
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Mastic is the air-dried, resinous sap from the Pistacia Lentiscus tree, which grows on the shores of Chios. We've used these Chios "tears" to make an easy, no-churn ice cream. The unique taste of the Mastiha lends beautifully to the recipe, with hints of pine, citrus, and herbs.
Gluten Free Greek Easter Cookies with Mastiha
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Gluten Free Easter Cookies Greek Easter Cookies, or Koulorakia, may just be the perfect accompaniment to coffee, tea, a glass of milk, or even a toddy. Unlike most cookies, they aren’t overly sweet. This version incorporates mastic tears from Chios, Amaretto, and Orange Essential Oil.
What is Mastic Gum
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Mastitha, or Mastic Gum, are the tears of the Mastic tree—crystalized sap that hosts an array of uses, both medicinally and culinary in nature. If you are wanting more information on mastic gum, this article has it all, from traditional uses, medicinal uses, and methods of use.
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