The most obvious is their origins: Herbes de Provence features the herbs naturally grown in the South of France, while Italian seasoning includes the herbs that are most often used in that cuisine. (It should be said, however, that Italian seasoning is an American invention.) Because of the...
Sun-drying in a greenhouse is a great way to do this. How to Season Your Sun-Dried Tomatoes Even though homemade sun-dried tomatoes taste amazing plain, adding different herbs and seasonings make them even better. You can season before, during, or after drying. IMPORTANT Tip:Only use dried...
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Asparagus is in season at last in the Pacific North-West. I have been wanting to replicate the fine local fresh asparagus I ate in Provence at my brother’s about a month ago but my experiment with Mexico grown spears was not even close. Today though I found some asparagus from Washington...
Marjoram must be one of the oldest known herbs. It is easily grown, and in the garden, it has beneficial effect on other plants. It improves growth and flavor of plants growing nearby. In the Middle Ages it was an invaluable herb because it has preserving and disinfectant qualities. ...
I can definitely taste the oregano in the mix. Some of the other herbs fade into the background, but it is always at the forefront. Byorangey03— On Aug 30, 2012 I will forever associate the flavor of dried oregano with pizza. It's been an ingredient in every pizza sauce I have ev...
In addition to White Wine Vinegar, a bouquet of Tarragon spreads its fragrances from Provence. It is the ideal vinegar for summer salads with tomatoes, olives or tuna. It is a perfect match with olive oil. 5L JUG Item #97302 / 2/5L CS Item #97391 ...
not recall seeing Southern whites cooking in Gone With the Wind. Don't get me wrong Escoffier did a lot for cooking. He is one of the masters (no pun intended). It is not until you drop your ego, and embrace all possibilities that you begin to respect everyone's key role in flavor...