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You might see herbs and spices as simply the contents of little jars on the shelf, but throughout human history they have played a much bigger role.

Cooking with herbs adds flavor and versatility to meals. Herbal spreads and herb dressings are easy ways to season food.

Many people are getting back to the earth, growing their own food, and that includes growing herbs to use when you cook what you grow.

Herbal vinegar with fresh garden herbs will be a great flavor enhancer for meals, and can be given as a unique, natural gift for friends and family.

Lean chicken is good for a healthier diet, but chicken doesn't have much flavor. That's where condiments come in. Learn which promote good health and which to avoid.

Herbal infusions, or herbal teas, are made by steeping 1 to 2 teaspoons of dried herb in one cup of hot water for 10 to 15 minutes.

Choosing a great gift for family or friends can be a frustrating task. These ideas may be the perfect solution if the gift is for someone who loves to cook.

Turn to these kitchen timesavers to help you add flavor and interest to your dishes. Find out how to make your own curry powder, yogurt cheese and preserved lemons.

In Diet Myths That Keep Us Fat, Nancy Snyderman sets out to dispel 101 myths about dieting and provides a sensible, scientifically proven approach to weight loss.

Reducing hypertension by increasing the intake of fruits and vegetables.

If you and your family are on diet, you can so make them happy and not feel deprived by preparing a delicious low-calorie, low-fat Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner.

When the mercury rises, poaching chicken keeps you cool as a cucumber. Quick, easy, healthy and flavorful - poached chicken will become a summer staple.

Changes to the ingredients in home meals not only makes them healthier, but introduces gradual changes to the family menu that are more likely to be accepted.

Eliminate infusion confusion. Understanding the differences between the basic types of tea -- Black, Oolong, Green and White -- can change you from tea novice to expert.

Before there was aspirin or digitalis, early man relied on plants for pain relief and healing. Europeans still use herbal cures almost daily.

Cooking healthy, low calorie foods can be a challenge. Here are some tips to make any dish lower in calories.

Using those herbs and spices that you didn't end up using is simple and can be done with several creative ideas for snacks, condiments, beverages and desserts.

Turn any dish, even leftovers, into something completely original by adding a spice blend you create yourself.

Marinated mixed olives, homemade hummus and Feta cheese are served with tomatoes, fresh basil and pita or flatbreads.

Using herbs in your kitchen is great, but when supply exceeds demand, it seems a shame to let all that flavor go to waste. That's where herb preservation comes in.

Herbs can make a tasty salt substitute if you are trying to lower your sodium intake.

Most of us only know vermouth as an ingredient in a classic martini, but what exactly is it?

All too many restaurants perpetrate the two most common crimes against fish: overcooking and concealing its delicate flavor with overly complicated sauces.

It's easy to preserve the flavors of herbs from your garden now, so that you can savor them in your cooking once the winter frosts set in.

Learn how to make infused oil and vinegar to serve for bread dipping at parties or to give as Christmas gifts or housewarming gifts.

Healthy living is living well so that men may remain in good health. Healthy living at any time begins with a balanced diet, and a fitting lifestyle.