Monday February 08 , 2010

Aromatic Herbs

A dossier on aromatic herbs, including some of their history and curious facts, how to grow the herb, when to pick it, where to store it, its attributes, and how to use it in cooking along with recipes that count on that herb for flavor.

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1 Aromatic Herbs Facts 6442
2 Basil 2726
3 Bay Leaf 2124
4 Chervil 4198
5 Chives 2507
6 Coriander 2557
7 Curry Leaf 1266
8 Dill 2040
9 Hyssop 1073
10 Lemon Balm 1435
11 Lemon Vervain 1328
12 Marjoram 1613
13 Mint 1961
14 Myrtle 1432
15 Oregano 1509
16 Parsley 1331
17 Rosemary 1429
18 Sage 1255
19 Savory 1497
20 Tarragon 1132
21 Thyme 1626

Hint of Herbs

Refreshing, aromatic, sweet flavor. Used in sweet or savory dishes.

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Choice Tidbits

When barbecue season is in full swing, BBQ rib recipes are the most popular, although as the Fourth of July and other big BBQing days approach, you might want to attempt something a little different.

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Full of Flavor

Strong, piquant and spicy flavor. Used worldwide. Europeans use ginger essentially in sweet dishes; in baking, they add it to cakes, biscuits, pastries or cookies, jams, and preserves. Ginger is also added to pickles, ale and cordials. Ginger is added in Indian cuisine to almost every savory dish; very much liked with vegetables and essential in curries. Chinese and Japanese cuisines consider ginger equally important, but they prefer adding it to meat and fish dishes.

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