Spice It Up Learning Lesson
| Herb & Spice | Flavor / Try With | Photo |
| Allspice | Clove, cinnamon, nutmeg combined. Try with pot roast, meat loaf, combined casseroles, curries desserts, vegetable soup. |
From Elenadan
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| Bay Leaf | Heavy, use sparingly. Try with soups, stews, roasts, poultry, fish. |
From little blue hen
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| Basil | Mild peppery with trace of mint and clove. Try with tomato sauces, salad, dressings, poultry, fish, Italian/Mediterranean dishes. |
From OliBac
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| Caraway Seeds | Like licorice, lightens flavor of heavy foods. Try with breads, cooked cabbage, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cauliflower, borscht soup, goulash, sausage, spareribs. |
From Bill Hails
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| Chervil | Warm, part-anise, part-parsley flavor. Try with omelets or green beans. |
From ejhogbin
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| Chives | Mild, sweet onion taste. Try with salads, omelets or potatoes. |
From acme
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| Curry Powder | Blend of spices, unusual flavor, from India. Try with soups, rice casseroles, chicken or sauces. |
From dvanhorn
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| Dill | Slightly sweet with sharp tang. Try with fish, eggs, carrots, cauliflower, spinach, apples, potatoes, cucumbers or dips/sauces. |
From Evan Finkle
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| Garlic | Strong, pungent. Try with meat, fish, poultry, salads, sauces or soups. |
From lowjumpingfrog
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| Fennel | Soft, nutty, anise/celery. Try with fish, cabbage, soups, salads or breads. |
From clayirving
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| Marjoram | Mild oregano taste, hint of balsam. Try with stuffing, eggplant or squash. |
From phoebe photo
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| Mint | Cool, refreshing, sweet. Try with tea, fruit, carrots or peas. |
From SummerTomato
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| Oregano | Pungent, peppery, slight-bitter. Try with tomatoes, mushrooms, poultry or lentils. |
From frostnova
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| Parsley | Gentle flavor. Try with chicken, shellfish, pasta or potatoes. |
From larryjh1234
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| Rosemary | Bold, piney. Try with meat, fish, poultry, sauces, stews or vegetables. |
From woodleywonderworks
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| Sage | Pleasantly bitter, lemony zest. Try with breads, stuffing or potatoes. |
From thatredhead4
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| Summer Savory | Light, sweet, peppery tang. Try with beans, lentils and vegetable juices. |
From cbertel
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| Tarragon | Anise-like. Try with chicken, fish, vegetables or vinaigrette. |
From dr.jd
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| Thyme | Pleasant, fresh taste with faint clove aftertaste. Try with poultry, salad dressing, dried beans or soups. |
From Michael_Lehet
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