CARMINE
a red coloring obtained from the female cochineal, a small insect found chiefly along the Phoenician coast. It is used for culinary purposes, in the manufacture of syrup, sauces, etc., and in various other industries.
a red coloring obtained from the female cochineal, a small insect found chiefly along the Phoenician coast. It is used for culinary purposes, in the manufacture of syrup, sauces, etc., and in various other industries.
39 dishes across the Historical Foodie library call for carmine.