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Bread for toasting. Individual slices before they are toasted.
© Bought from Igor Kovalchuk, fotolia

Toast, dark wheat bread (organic?)
Toast is a loaf of white bread that can be used either cold or warm for starters, snacks or other dishes. It is also available vegan and organic. 77/17/06 

Lovage - Levisticum officinale L. - on a round wooden kitchen board.
© Bought from Heike Rau, fotolia

Lovage, raw (Maggi herb, nutmeg, organic?)
Lovage is used as a raw or dried spice. The so-called Maggi herb is available in organic quality. Its root is considered a medicinal product. 65/28/07 

Wild plant small sorrel - Rumex acetosella: flowering plants in stony soil.
© Bought from LFRabanedo, fotolia

Sorrel, small (raw, organic?)
Raw small sorrel (organic?) can be used in a similar way to spinach. The water-soluble oxalic acid is best thrown away with the cooking water. 47/48/05 

Real Star Anise - Illicium verum: Scatters whole stars and single seeds from them.
© CC-by-sa 3.0, les, Wikipedia

Star anise, real, Chinese (organic)
Real Chinese star anise (organic, Illicium verum) is used primarily as a spice in the kitchen, but also as a medicinal plant. 54/09/37 

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Schabzigerklee (bread clover, hay clover, cheese clover, organic?
Schabzigerklee (bread clover, hay clover, cheese clover) only develops its special aroma when the leaves are dried for use as a spice. Organic? 40/53/07 

Horseradish—Armoracia lapathifolia: Both the root and grated, on the left is freshly grated root.
© Bought from Eskymaks, fotolia

Horseradish, raw (organic?)
Horseradish (organic?) is particularly spicy when raw or freshly grated and gives dishes a typical taste. The mustard oil glycosides it contains are good for yo 87/11/01 

Fresh Mexican tarragon - Tagetes lucida: A bundle of freshly cut tarragon on an old tree trunk.
© Bought from Daniel Vincek, fotolia

Tarragon, fresh (raw, organic?)
Tarragon, fresh (raw, organic?) or zephyr herb, gives sauces and salads a strong flavor. It is also used as a medicinal plant. 91/00/09 

Plate with raw, fermented cocao beans. These fermented beans contain hardly any caffeine.
© CC-by-sa 2.0, Michael Weber, Stiftung Gesundheit und Ernährung Schweiz

Cocoa beans, fermented (raw?, organic?)
Cocoa beans ("raw") are fermented (often > 50 °C) and therefore usually not raw food quality, even if declared as raw. Fragments are cocoa nibs. Organic? 25/15/60 

Borlotti beans, raw, heaped into a plate. See the typical patterns and colors.
© CC-by-sa 3.0, Natalie Sidler

Borlotti beans, raw (organic?)
Borlotti beans (cranberry beans) have a hearty taste. Cooked, they taste good in salads, soups and stews, but raw, they are poisonous. Organic? 71/27/01 

Dried wild garlic - Allium ursinum - lying freely with measuring spoon made of wood.
© Bought from Silvia Bogdanski, fotolia

Wild garlic, dried (raw?, organic?)
Wild garlic, dried (raw?), is also called wild garlic, dog garlic, bear's garlic, garlic spinach or wild garlic when fresh. Organic quality? 58/36/06 

Top left: bowl with hemp oil — for the spring salad in the large bowl on the right.
© Bought from katharinarau, fotolia

Hemp oil
Hemp oil has different colors depending on how it is produced and has a nutty taste. It contains a high proportion of unsaturated fatty acids, including gamma-l 00/00/100 

Brown mustard seeds (Brassica juncea) in a plate.
© CC-by-sa 4.0, Dsaikia2015, Wikipedia

Mustard seeds, brown, raw (organic?)
Brown mustard seeds are used raw in the kitchen, either whole, in the form of mustard powder or as mustard paste. They are a versatile spice. Organic? 39/28/32 

Homemade soy milk in drinking glasses, in front of and next to soybeans open.
© Bought from Davizro Photography, fotolia

Soy milk (organic?, raw?)
Soy milk, made from soybeans and water, can be used in the kitchen like milk and is the basis for tofu. It is never raw! Organic? 56/29/15 

Unripe (young) coconut with plenty of fluid and little pulp, one open.
© Bought from antpkr, fotolia

Coconut meat, young coconut, raw (organic?)
Young coconuts contain coconut meat that is thinner, softer and lower in fat when raw than mature coconuts; available in organic quality. 53/12/35 

Dried (white) mulberries on a wooden ladle and around it on a white background.
© Bought from emuck, fofotlia

Mulberries, dried (raw?, organic?)
Only gently dried mulberries (black and white) are raw. The berries, which are reminiscent of blackberries, taste completely different. Organic quality? 86/11/03 

Dried sour cherries (Prunus cerasus) in a white ceramic bowl, next to fresh sour cherries.
© Bought from images72, shutterstock

Sour cherries, dried, unsweetened (organic?)
Dried, unsweetened sour cherries taste fruity and sour and are suitable as an ingredient in muesli and jam as well as for sweet dishes and desserts. Organic? 93/04/02 

Marjoram, fresh (Origanum majorana), freshly cut, on an old wooden table.
© Bought from Daniel Vincek, fotolia

Marjoram (sausage herb), raw (organic?)
Raw marjoram or sausage herb is popular because of its strong flavor. It goes well with pulses and Mediterranean dishes. Organic? 75/16/08 

Unenriched farina (soft wheat semolina, Triticum aestivum L.), in a wooden scoop and bowl
© Bought from Maksim Shebeko, fotolia

Soft wheat semolina (raw, organic?)
Soft wheat semolina, raw, (organic?), is made from soft wheat. People suffering from celiac disease should not consume the semolina, which contains gluten. 87/12/01 

Edamame, ready-made Japanese-style soybeans as an appetizer, still unpeeled.
© Bought from amstockphoto, fotolia

Edamame (raw, organic?)
Edamame (raw) are soybeans harvested unripe. The green beans contain omega-3 fatty acids and are a healthy snack when cooked briefly. Organic? 32/48/20 

Panko (Japanese breadcrumbs), on the left next to the white bread on the right hand side.
© Bought from oilslo, fotolia

Panko (Japanese breadcrumbs, organic?)
Panko (Japanese パン粉) is the Asian version of traditional breadcrumbs. It produces a light coating with a light, airy consistency. Organic quality possible. 87/11/02