January 1913. 1. The Ulster Volunteer Force - January 1913. Introduction. The 36th (Ulster) Division was extremely fortunate in its. official historian because Cyril Falls was to become one of. the finest British military historians of the twentieth century. and Professor of the History of War at Oxford University.
For a quick overview of Tunisian culinary ingredients, here is a short list of typical elements: Spices: garlic, anise, saffron, cinnamon, caraway, coriander, cumin, fennel, fenugreek, ginger, white pepper, black pepper, red pepper and cloves.
There are many alternative spellings for this spice; mahlab, mahalab, mahleb, mahlebi or mahaleb. All of these names refer to an unusual fragrant spice made from the stones of a small, black cherry tree that grows wild in the Mediterranean region across to Turkey.It was first used for perfumes in the Middle East and Turkey, where it later became popular as a spice for flavouring breads.ll of these names refer to an unusual fragrant spice made from the stones of a small, black cherry tree that grows wild in the Mediterranean region across to Turkey. It was first used for perfumes in the Middle East and Turkey, where it later became popular as a spice for flavouring breads.