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They can also, it is said, be added to curry powder for texture, flavour and as a thickener, although I have not as yet tried this.
The ancient Egyptians valued poppy seeds in their baking and the Romans looked on the poppy as sacred to Ceres, the corn goddess, who taught men to sow and reap.
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