Herbs & Spices
If you are confused about which herbs and spices to use in your cooking read this handy guide.
Remember that dried herbs are more concentrated than fresh herbs and so you should use less dried herbs than you would if using fresh herbs.
Basil
Tastes of mint, anise, pepper and cloves, Use it for pesto, any vegetable, eggs, cheese, salad or soup.
Chives
Mild delicate member of the onion family. Use in in eggs, salads, sauces.
Cilantro / Coriander
Tastes grassy, citrus, Use in Tex Mex dishes, Thai curry, Asian soups, chimichurri sauces.
Dill
Lemony taste, Salmon, potato dishes, mayonnaise based salads.
Mint
Refreshing cool taste, Use it with Lamb, eggs, fruit salad, green peas and iced tea.
Oregano
Tastes of pepper and marigold, Use in tomato sauce, pizza, fish and anything that takes garlic.
Parsley
Green grassy taste, Use in boiled potatoes, rice, pasta, eggs, salads. Try it on different dishes.
Rosemary
Tastes piney, bittersweet. Use on lamb, beans, poultry and pork.
Sage
Strong earthy flavor, Use in poultry, stuffing, cheese, breads.
Tarragon
Tastes bitter sweet and peppery, Use it in chicken, fish, sea food and mayonnaise based salads.
Thyme
Pungent lemony taste, Use in soups. poultry, soups, beans, and stuffing.






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