TIPS. By the Cathedral wall in Granada, this woman sold home made candies as a remedy for several illnesses. I bought the ginger ones, which she "prescribed" against sickness.
No more worries about the narrow mountain roads of Granada!
More ginger recipes: A big mug of hot soy-milk with a pinch of ginger for a soothing deep sleep night.
Junto al muro de la catedral de Granada, esta mujer vendía caramelos caseros como remedio para distintas enfermedades. Compré los de jengibre, que "recetaba" para los mareos.
¡Se acabaron las preocupaciones por las estrechas carreteras de montaña de Granada!
Más recetas de gengibre: Un buen vaso de leche de soja caliente con un pellizco de gengibre para dormir suave y profundo.
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ReplyDeleteWas it a totally wise thing to have done?!! Rather like purchasing patent medicines in Hogarth's London!
candys against sickness? my medical doctor should learn that. i hate shots.
ReplyDeleteI would take my medicine if it was candy....ginger works for indigestion...narrow roads? good for car sickness too......all purpose candy!
ReplyDeleteI love to put ginger in all of my food (well, almost all of it). In Russia, it was considered exotic. In Canada, I have discovered it for myself. Great photo :)
ReplyDeletePues a mi el gengibre me recuerda mucho a los restaurantes chinos o asiáticos, en los que todo lo que lleva gengibre me sabe a colonia. Para dormir prefiero a "la valeriana"...jajaja...
ReplyDeleteQue chulo! seguro que yo me habría llevado un buen puñado! remedios en caramelos? genial!
ReplyDeleteUn bon remède ? jamais essayé.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to brew up a ginger soy drink right now - good night!
ReplyDeleteCurious, really courious. I've tasted a delicious ginger's cake in Britain once. But I really distaste ginger's sugar,it reminded me a piece of soap.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I do wish you luck with the candies! Hope they will work.