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  • How to Make Powdered Celery Seed

    Although celery seed is small, there may be times that you'll want to grind it into powder. Perhaps you're making a very rich, creamy soup, and you don't want the texture of the celery seeds...

  • How to Cook With Mint Leaves

    Do not think of mint leaves as only for a garnish or decoration. These bright green leaves add a refreshing flavor to desserts, entrees and sides. While you may know of peppermint and spearmint,...

  • How to Blend a Good Salt Substitute

    It is easy to blend a salt substitute that adds flavor to foods while helping you maintain a low-sodium diet. Seasoning meats and vegetables with an herb-and-spice blend, using favorite...

  • How to Grind Spices

    Most spices sold at grocery stores are ground powders contained in small jars. Since they are mass-produced, you never know how potent the spice powder will be, plus lower-priced brands may...

  • How to Make Infused Oil With Rosemary

    Rosemary is a strong herb and needs to be used sparingly so that it will enhance rather than overpower certain dishes. Rosemary works well with foods that are relatively bland or need a slight,...

  • How to Cook with Fenugreek

    One of our oldest cultivated plants, fenugreek was used by the ancient Egyptians as a medicinal and grown by the Romans for cattle fodder. Today, fenugreek may not regularly grace the spice rack...

  • How to Prepare Stevia

    Stevia rebaudiana is a plant that is native to Paraguay, but which can now be found in many other countries. It is sold as a dietary supplement in the U.S., and has the limited backing of the Food...

  • How to Substitute Ground Ginger for Grated Ginger Root

    Ground ginger and fresh ginger are used very differently in cooking. The ground version of this warming spice is typically used in baking for spicing up cookies, breads and cakes. It's...

  • How to Make Your Own Pumpkin Pie Spice

    Many holiday dessert recipes call for a spice mixture known as Pumpkin Pie Spice. This is simply a mixture of several common spices that you can substitute from your own spice collection, saving...

  • How to Make Old -Fashioned Brandied Pumpkin Pie

    Who can resist the smell of pumpkin and spice drifting through the air? Your whole home will smell delicious as this pie cooks for your holiday entertaining. This southern recipe is rich and...

  • How to Use Turmeric to Test PH

    Turmeric can be used to find out if a liquid or solution is acidic or alkaline (basic). Acidity and alkalinity are measured using a logarithmic scale referred to as pH. To test pH, turmeric is...

  • How to Add Sea Salt to a Diet

    Sea salt is harvested directly from the sea through natural evaporation, and undergoes less processing than traditional salt. Pure, unrefined sea salt can also contain trace minerals such as...

  • How to Dry Your Own Fresh Herbs

    Fresh herbs can enhance the flavor of anything you make whether it's fresh tea, dinner, baked goods or even flavored oils. If you grow your own fresh herbs and can't use them all at once, you can...

  • How to Make The Perfect Season Blend for Chicken

    There are a hundred or more ways to season a chicken. Some people like their chicken to be spicy, sweet, or sometimes salty. I found this blend of seasonings to be the most flavorful and perfect...

  • How Is Celtic Sea Salt Harvested?

    Off the coasts of France and Portugal, in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Celtic sea salt is prepared for harvest on literal salt farms by traditional salt farmers, called paludiers. The salt...

  • How to Store Celtic Sea Salt

    "Since 1976, Celtic Sea Salt® Brand salt has been harvested by the salt farmers of Brittany using a farming method that preserves the purity and balance of ocean minerals." -- according to...

  • How to Grind Fennel

    Fennel seeds are a common staple in many recipes, particularly in Chinese and Indian cuisine. These days, they're also common additions to the household spice rack. While sometimes enjoyed whole...

  • How to Make a Mean Curry

    How to make a mean curry..starting from scratch??? ..ppfffttt.. unless you are of indian heritage and know all the in's and out's...it can be difficult..Take a short- cut and compose a curry that...

  • How to Make Your Own Orange Flower Water

    Orange flower water is an ingredient for many Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes and is also used by bakers for cakes and scones. While most recipes don't call for more than a tablespoon of...

  • How to Make Celery Salt With Celery Seeds

    Celery salt is a specialty condiment whose composition is surprisingly simple. Only the mixing of salt and ground celery seed are required to make your own celery salt, though the best mixture for...

  • How to Save Money By Drying Herbs & Spices

    If you like to flavor your cooking with herbs and spices then you already know how expensive they can be. This idea might help you save money on them. Especially if you don't want to grow and...

  • How Is Cinnamon Bark Processed?

    Harvesting generally occurs between May and August. During harvest, layers of bark are removed from the Cinnamomum aromaticum tree by a peeler. Peelers use a rasp knife to remove knots from the...

  • How to Make Orange Flavored Oil

    It is relatively easy to make orange flavored oil, considering that the only basic ingredients you'll need are fresh orange peels and "grain alcohol' ... and a little practice on your part to...

  • How to Know Which Kind of Salt Should be Used When Cooking

    Salt (sodium chloride) was so highly prized at one time in history that it was used as wages to pay Roman Soldiers. Also, salt’s preservative property has been known and revered since antiquity....

  • How to Cure Vanilla Beans

    Vanilla beans are gathered from the vanilla orchid. Vanilla orchids only produce beans when blooms are produced. This process does not occur until the orchid reaches maturity at three to five...

  • How to Use the Stevia Plant As a Sweetner

    Growing your own stevia plant gives you access to an all-natural alternative to sugar. Stevia leaf is sweeter than sugar, so you need much less in recipes. You can use the leaves of a stevia plant...

  • How to Make Herbal Sugars

    Herbal sugars are festive and can add a delightful taste to teas, cookies or other sugar-sweetened foods and drinks. You can use either fresh or dried herbs, depending on your access to them, and...

  • How to Make Ketchup in a Pinch

    Ketchup is America's most popular condiment for good reason. It contains all five elements of taste in one delicious bite: salty, sweet, bitter, sour and umami, known as the fifth taste, meaning...

  • How to Cook Chicken With Sour Salt

    The name sour salt is a misnomer since it's not salt at all, but citric acid. This acid is extracted from oranges, lemons and other citrus fruits, then dried and crushed into a powder. Cooks...

  • How to Buy Spices in Bulk

    There is no set of instructions for buying spices aside from "go into the store and buy spices." That being said, there are a number of guidelines to ensure that you spend your money well and that...

  • How to Chicken and Cilantro Chili

    Every one know that a bowl of Chili red beans are good, and very hot, Ok now with Chicken and Corn and plenty Cilantro for those Cold days of New York, is good.

  • How to Cook With Salt Cellars

    Salt cellars are a traditional kitchen accoutrement, but with the prevalence of salt shakers they fell out of favor for a while. But now, salt cellars are making a comeback and are perfect for any...

  • How to Convert Fresh Herbs to Dried

    Fresh herbs give your food more flavor than dried. For best results, use the herbs shortly after picking as they do not keep their flavor for long unless dried. The drying process pulls water out...

  • How to Separate Cinnamon Bark

    Cinnamon bark is harvested from the "cinnamomum zeylanicum" tree, native to Sri Lanka. Cinnamon trees can grow up to 60 feet high, though trees for commercial use are usually trimmed to a smaller...

  • How to Cut Basil Plant Leaves

    Basil is a popular, versatile herb. It bears broad, oval leaves and comes in a variety of greens. It is used in both savory and sweet recipes and is relatively easy to grow. The trick to growing...

  • What Herbs and Spices Are in Fine Herbs Mixes?

    Fine herbs, or fines herbes, is a classic mixture of herbs used in all types of dishes. Although it has its roots in French cuisine, it is a culinary staple in many Mediterranean cultures as well.

  • Where Does Stevia Originate?

    Stevia is a non-caloric herb that is a member of the Chrysanthemum family that grows wild as a small shrub. It has been used by native populations for centuries and is rapidly growing in...

  • What is the Difference Between Splenda & Stevia?

    Splenda and Stevia are brands of artificial sweeteners. Diabetics and others who are trying to cut back on their sugar intake often use one of the two in their drinks, baking, and other food items.

  • Nutrition of Fresh Herbs Vs. Dried

    Herbs are common in many varieties today. With increased shipping efficiency and the modern "supermarket" mentality, herbs never previously available can now be bought in stores across America.

  • What Is Gray Salt?

    Throughout the world there are different types of salts used by many diverse cultures to produce various flavors. Gray salt, also spelled "grey" salt, is one of these many culinary salts.

  • How to Cook With Dried Lavender

    Dried lavender can accent a dish with a floral scent reminiscent of perfume. Lavender adapts well to both sweet and savory dishes, but use caution when adding it, especially in dried form--it can...

  • What Part of the Ginger Plant Do You Eat?

    Ginger root (Zingiber officinale) is actually not a root, but a rhizome, or underground stem. The rhizome is the part that can be eaten, used in food or teas, dried and ground to create powdered...

  • Guidelines for Using Herbs & Spices

    Herbs and spices enhance the flavor of other ingredients. They are often used in time-honored combinations which evoke traditional and familiar flavors, and you can also combine them in novel,...

  • How to Utilize Thyme Health Benefits

    Would you like to add a power packed nutritional punch to your cooking? Using herbs and spices is not only very tasty, but it is also a very smart thing to do. Discover why you should include the...

  • Salt Crystal Information

    Salt crystals provide many modern day uses and health benefits, from food flavoring to food preservation, and even cleansing the air and the airways. Salt crystals, used for these purposes are...

  • How to Choose The Correct Wood Chips For Your Grilling Needs

    Wanting to enhance the flavor of your grilled foods with wood chips, but deciding which wood chips to buy for your grill can be overwhelming. Some of the good ones are alder, hickory and...

  • What Herb Can Be Used in Place of Sage?

    While sage may not be a difficult herb to find in the grocery store, not having it in the kitchen once a meal is underway can be a setback. Several substitutes can provide a similar seasoning to...

  • How to Make Sugar

    Household sugar is often made from sugar cane, but this is not the only source of sugar. When making sugar at home, it is more sensible to extract it from sugar beets, since these are easier to...

  • What Is Summer Savory Spice?

    Summer savory spice, made from the leaves of the summer savory herb, is commonly used in recipes that call for thyme and sage. Add a new seasoning to your kitchen arsenal by exploring the unique,...

  • What Is the Difference Between Salt Grinders and Salt Mills?

    Salt grinders and mills are used for several types of salt, from coarse sea salt to kosher salt. The grinder and mill, while producing much the same result, are slightly different.

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