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Herb and Spice Resources—A Beginning List

Herbs & Spices, Resources--Buying & Info, Uncategorized

Over the week of this posting, a couple of resources have come to my attention that might be helpful for an herb and spice adventure. In particular, these sites have recipes that are indexed by spice, making it easy to find new uses for those herbs and spices on your...

Using Herbs and Spices: Continue the Adventure

Herbs & Spices, Uncategorized

Previous posts talked about taking the plunge and using herbs and spices outside our comfort zones.  Lot’s of tips and tricks were given to make it more comfortable and less agonizing to take that plunge. It may take a little time and effort to get going, but...

Getting Adventurous Using Herbs and Spices—Part 2

Herbs & Spices, New Ingredients, Uncategorized

Ready to start using herbs and spices more adventurously, or just at all? The first post in this series talked about how this isn’t hard or difficult. Mostly, it just takes a little courage and gumption. Start by finding a spark of herb and spice inspiration. Once...

Getting Adventurous Using Herbs and Spices

Herbs & Spices, New Ingredients, Uncategorized

Ready to start using herbs and spices more adventurously, or just at all? Yesterday’s post talked about how this isn’t hard or difficult. More than anything, it just takes a little courage and gumption. In other words, you just gotta take the plunge. Start by finding...

Using Herbs and Spices–Outside the Comfort Zone

7-Recipes--Healthy and Tasty, Healthy Pantry Know-How, Herbs & Spices, New Ingredients, Uncategorized

Taking the Plunge into a New, Spicy-Herbalish Adventure I was throwing together a new stew recipe this morning. As I added the paprika and coriander I wondered why I used those two spices so rarely. No doubt it has to do with we humans being creatures of habit. And...

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