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Herbs and Spices have become an integral
part of our life more so than ever
today. Herbs and spices have been
around for thousands of years, and
spices in particular were a commodity
for the wealthier only, and people would
kill to get their hands on some of the
more exotic spices. Saffron is still one
of the more costlier spices in the world
that created so much stir centuries
ago. Today we're a little more
civilized, but the riches that herbs and
spices have lent to our health over the
centuries has now become
increasingly important in our everyday
cooking. Fresh herbs and spices are
almost faddish at this point, as one
must keep other with one another in
today's gourmets repertoire.
For a directory of all
types of 'Green Herbs', 'Common' and
'Latin'
click here. For Herbs & Spices
English-French translations to prepare
French recettes --
click here. Bon Appetit! |
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A Busy Cook's Guide to Spices by
Linda Murdock
Turn your 10-12
standard meals into 50 new taste
sensations by introducing new
spices! No one cooks by spice,
yet all the spice books are
organized that way. This book
gives details on 100 spices, but
also lists all the main foods we
eat. Under each food, such as
corn, ham, rice, etc. is a list
of spices that go with that food
followed by recipes to cook
using that main ingredient. |
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Encyclopedia of
Herbs, Spices, & Flavorings
This impressive new reference is
far more encompassing than its
title may at first indicate, for
in addition to herbs and spices,
it covers not only extracts and
essences but also such
flavorings as oils and vinegars,
garlic, sauces and condiments,
edible flowers, and more. The
excellent full-color photographs
of ingredients, particularly of
less familiar ones used in
ethnic cuisines, are invaluable,
but there are also very useful
step-by-step photos of various
kitchen techniques. |
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Growing and Selling Fresh-Cut
Herbs by Sandie Shores
Ready to turn your
herb-gardening hobby into a
business? Sandie Shores details
the fundamentals of commercial
herb growing in a thorough,
well-organized reference.
Written from the vantage of the
author's 14 years of experience
in the business, the information
is practical and practicable.
Profiles and anecdotes from
other growers around the country
are interspersed throughout the
book. |
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Growing Herbs from Seeds by
Thomas Debaggio
The author
shatters common myths, advances
new techniques, and drives home
important principles for
creating healthy, vigorous plant
starts for the herb garden.
Sown directly in the ground,
started indoors from seed, or
taken from cuttings--all
propagation methods are covered
in detail. An abundance of
detailed photographs insures
success every step of the way. |
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Herbs and Spices: The Cook's
Reference by Jill Norman, Dave
King
More and more
herbs and spices appear in
American kitchens daily, and
Jill Norman's Herbs & Spices
comes at exactly the right
moment to guide readers through
the tangle of leaves, seeds, and
berries. Norman thoughtfully
organizes herbs into major
classifications by their
predominant bouquets. This
approach immediately assists the
cook looking for substitutions.
Norman's tasting notes,
borrowing a vocabulary identical
to that used for wine,
establishes a standard language
for characterizing each item's
salient aromas and flavors. |
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Little Herb Gardens: Simple
Secrets for Glorious
Gardens--Indoors and Out by
Georgeanne Brennen, Mimi
Luebbermann
It's no wonder the best-selling
Little Herb Gardens, now with a
fresh new cover, has been so
popular. Herbs are the instant
gratification project of the
gardening world, and people love
to grow them. This friendly
guide to homegrown herbs is
perfect for beginners, featuring
plans for simple garden projects
ranging from outdoor garden beds
to window boxes and container
gardens. Growing instructions
for over 30 herbs are rounded
out with ideas for garden
planning and maintenance. |
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Spices of Life: Simple and
Delicious Recipes for Great
Health by Nina Simonds
Award-winning
author, of
A Spoonful
of Ginger has had
an ear cocked to the healing
properties of food since
beginning her studies of Chinese
cuisine in Taiwan. Give a
culture a few thousand years to
grow and flower and it will have
a thing or two to say about
what's good to eat, and what's
good for you to eat, no question
about it. Other cultures have
settled over the eons on a way
of life and cooking that works
to the benefit, not to the
detriment, of the body. |
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The Complete Book of Herbs by
Leslie Bremness
Look no further,
this book will give you
everything you ever wanted to
know and more about herbs. The
only thing else you might want
is a more elaborate book on herb
garden design...but don't be
dismayed the section on herb
garden design is very complete
and inspiring. The book has a
great 'Herbal Index' with
comprehensive information and
pictures dedicated to each
herb. This is a winner book on
herbs. |
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The Contemporary Encyclopedia of
Herbs and Spices: Seasonings for
the Global Kitchen by Tony Hill
Hill, owner of
World Merchants, Spice, Herb and
Tea House in Seattle, has
traveled the globe in search of
spices. In this book he
generously shares the wealth of
knowledge he's brought back.
Information on 350 spices and
herbs is included, with details
on alternate and botanical
names, plant family, countries
of origin and cultivation,
seasons of harvest, parts used,
and colors to look for. There
are also 75 different recipes
and some 200 color photos.
Hill's enthusiasm for his
subject shines through,
especially in the short essays
covering historical and culinary
details of individual herbs and
spices. |
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The Edible French Garden by
Rosalind Creasy
If you're in need
of ideas on how to design a
French style kitchen garden, a
potager, this book provides many
beautiful color pictures of home
and professional gardens, as
well as the vegetables, herbs,
and flowers typically grown by
the French. A helpful
encyclopedia of vegetables and
herbs is provided along with the
author's favorite recipes that
highlight the garden's produce,
again all beautifully
photographs. Experienced
gardeners may find the book
geared more to the beginner, but
it's a great resource to get
those creative gardening ideas
flowing. |
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The New Encyclopedia of Herbs by
Deni Brown
Deni Brown has been a gardener
and botanist all her life,
starting with a childhood
fascination with her
grandfather's lilies and tulips
and a passion for finding and
identifying wildflowers. After a
varied career in horticulture,
Deni Brown became a freelance
botanical and horticultural
writer and photographer and was
a winner in the BBC Wildlife
Photographer of the Year
competition in 1986. |
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The Spice and Herb Bible: A
Cook's Guide by Ian Hemphill
The Spice and
Herb Bible is a fascinating,
authoritative history and
reference source. Ian Hemphill
describes a wide range of global
herbs and spices which can be
used in today's kitchen, either
alone or in magical
combinations. This book
demystifies the art of combining
herbs and spices, and introduces
the home cook to worlds of
tastes formerly to be had only
at "exotic" restaurants. With
delightful recipes and great
tips for use and storage, The
Spice and Herb Bible is truly an
essential resource for any
well-equipped kitchen. |
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Your Backyard Herb Garden by
Miranda Smith
A skilled
gardener and teacher, Miranda
Smith knows her subject well,
writes about it easily, and
obviously enjoys the special
charms of herbs. No-nonsense
advice on soil building,
fertilizing, pest control, and
watering is pure gold. She also
covers harvesting and using
herbs in teas, vinegars,
cosmetics, potpourris, crafts,
and more. With an illustrated
herb directory featuring all the
most popular herbs-- from aloe
to yarrow-- each with complete
information on growing, care,
harvesting, and uses. |
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