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  • How to Use Lemon Verbena in Cooking

    Lemon verbena is an herb that is native to Chile and Peru, and it can grow as much as five feet in one growing season, up to almost 15 feet tall. It will retain its scent for years when dried, so...

  • How to Measure Capsicum

    Capsicum is fruit of the pepper plant. Not all peppers are hot and spicy, but those that are get their heat from a chemical called capsaicin. The Scoville Heat Scale, developed by the chemist...

  • How to Emulsify Coconut Oil

    Coconut oil is a natural oil that has many health benefits. When consumed, it can help lower the risk of heart disease and atherosclerosis. It can also be used in cosmetics, such as lotion, soap,...

  • 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 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 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...

  • How to Make Garlic Sauce

    Garlic is a popular seasoning in just about every style and ethnicity of cooking. For those who love it, the taste of garlic can make any meal delicious, making it the perfect choice for the...

  • How to Buy Sea Salt

    Sea salt is obtained by evaporating ocean water, and is used in both food and for cosmetic purposes. Sea salt contains a diferent mineral content from table salt, which is made by creating sodium...

  • How to Separate Salt From Sea Water

    There are a number of ways to separate salt from water, but if you are interested in obtaining the salt rather than obtaining the sodium-free water, the easiest method is evaporation. It's a...

  • How to Use Rosehips

    Rosehips are a part of the rose that emerges after the bloom dies. It is a seed pod that is edible along with the rose petals after it is cooked or dried (as long as the rose plant was never...

  • How to Make Steak Sauce Similar to A1

    A1 has a special zip and zeal to it that you will be able to nearly duplicate in your own home! My friend and I have tried this sauce a couple times and after you make it once, the effort pays...

  • How to Cook With Balsamic Vinegars

    Balsamic vinegar is made by reducing grapes that are boiled to syrup. After the syrup is reduced, it is stored in wooden barrels to allow the vinegar to acetify. Older balsamic is added to the...

  • How to Make Magnetic Spice Tins

    A magnetic spice rack is much more chic and space-efficient than the clunky counter top version. No doubt you’ve seen them for sale at trendy kitchen-ware stores, and you were probably surprised...

  • How to Manage a Salt Addiction

    This article is intended to help those who are literally addicted to salt consumption and those who just want to curb how much they eat. New research shows that salt is not as bad for us as we...

  • How to Make Smoked Paprika

    Paprika is made from bonnet peppers, which are some of the hottest peppers around. They are irregularly shaped and grow to be yellow, orange or red. The seeds and white ribs in the center of the...

  • How to Prepare Turmeric Powder

    Turmeric powder is derived from the root of the Curcuma longa plant. In India, turmeric is called haldi. The powder is used as a spice and as an herbal supplement throughout the world. The root is...

  • How to make Chicken, Sausage and Okra Gumbo

    This is my Cajun Sausage, Chicken, and Okra gumbo recipe, and it is authentic because I am 100% Cajun.

  • How to Use Medicinal Plants and Herbs in Cooking

    When it comes to using medicinal plants and herbs, I prefer to cook with them if I can. Now, most of you probably use herbs and spices in your cooking--but did you know that they are also...

  • How to Preserve Ginger Root

    The ginger root, cultivated on every continent, originated in China and is still popular today in many Asian dishes. Prized for its sweet, mildly pungent flavor and aroma, ginger enhances American...

  • How to Make Dominican Sazón (Seasoning)

    Sazón is the base of most meals prepared in the Dominican Republic. In other countries of the Caribbean it is known as Sofrito. Dominican sazón is an all purpose seasoning made with...

  • How to Store Ground Nutmeg

    Nutmeg has a warm, spicy, nutty flavor that perks up cookies, breads and other baked goods. It is also a vital ingredient in eggnog. However, the volatile oils in this spice make the ground...

  • How to Make Tarragon Vinegar Using Apple Cider Vinegar

    James Beard, the famous American chef and food writer, once said, “I believe that if ever I had to practice cannibalism, I might manage if there were enough tarragon around.” Common...

  • How to Cook With Curry

    Curry powder is a blend of 10 to 20 different key spices. Popular in Indian cuisine, curry can add flavor to your cooking in many ways. Curry comes in a number of varieties and you can whip up...

  • How to Make Pumpkin Flour From Scratch

    Pumpkin flour is a wonderful & healthy substitute for use in any recipe calling for flour. It's rich in vitamins & minerals, some believed to have medicinal benefits also !!

  • How to Make Your Own Spice Rubs

    Get the basics on how to make a customizable spice rub to flavor grilled and roasted meat. The creation will be uniquely your own. Made in larger quantities, it can be an excellent homemade gift.

  • How to Process Mace

    Mace is a spice native to Indonesia and comes from the nutmeg tree. It's made from the waxy red stripes that cover a nutmeg seed. It tastes like a spicy, peppery version of nutmeg and is a...

  • How to Process Oilseed on a Small Scale

    Oilseed processing refers to the method of extracting oils from oil-rich seeds and nuts like sunflower seeds, coconuts, and mustard seeds. Though done commercially, extracting oil from oilseed is...

  • How to Get Dried Sage

    Yes, the herb commonly known as sage is a mainstay of some Native American rituals, but that's not its only popular use here in America. Organic culinary people use it to flavor meats and gravy,...

  • How to Prepare a Rub for Smoked Pork Ribs

    Smoked pork ribs are a common food prepared over low heat and cooked for a long time. The time spent slow cooking the pork allows the prepared rub of spices to infuse the meat with flavor. Rubs...

  • How to Make a Chef's Spice Rack

    Any good chef knows that it's a must to begin a meal with quality ingredients and spices. The good news is, it doesn't require a culinary degree or a professional kitchen to have a spice...

  • How to Make a Double-Layer Pumpkin Cheesecake

    The holidays are the perfect time to try out new recipes. With pumpkin being a time-honored holiday favorite this recipe is sure to please.

  • How to Dry Herbs

    Here's how to dry fresh herbs to use later in your kitchen.

  • How to Freeze Fresh Herbs

    Here are tips on how to freeze fresh herbs for later use in the kitchen.

  • How to Create Personal Herb Blends

    Creating your own personal herb blend can add flavor to your cooking. You can grow your own herbs making the blend truly personal. You can also use fresh or dried herbs found at your local grocer....

  • How to Cook with Scented Geraniums

    The scented geraniums come in such a variety of flavors and scents that you could designate an entire greenhouse to them. If you love apricot, they have it. If mint is your preference, taste...

  • How to Cook With Cardamom

    This ancient spice was highly valued in many cultures, and even now, in many places, it's relatively expensive. But a little can go a long way. The flavorful seed can add a lot to many dishes...

  • How to Properly Use a BBQ Rub.

    The number of BBQ rubs that can be concocted is virtually unlimited. A great rub recipe can be ruined by poor preparation. There are a few general rules that should be followed to ensure that the...

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