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Being able to store fresh herbs and use them in different ways, means cooks will be able to add fresh flavours to food all year around.

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

Free-run lamb is most tender. Saltspring Island, BC, is renowned for excellent, locally-produced lamb. Here's a recipe that will leave you 110% satisfied.

Ever noticed how many people have pots of herbs growing in their kitchen who never use them in cooking?

Even if you have room to grow herbs in the garden, there are some great reasons to grow some herbs in pots too.

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.

Basil can be used not only in savoury dishes, but also in light desserts, and even in smoothies. Give it a try.

When seasoning culinary creations use fresh herbs whenever possible. Having a supply of fresh herbs on hand can be accomplished in a variety of ways.

It's easy to grow a container herb garden with kitchen herbs that you frequently use. But to be successful, you must know the basics of what herbs need to thrive.

Fresh herbs add zest and flavor to everyday cooking. These five common Italian herbs will add color to your summer garden and zest to your cooking.

A member of the mint family, the herb known as Lemon Balm is also called Sweet Melissa. This plant is a hardy perennial herb, important in bee pollination.

The calendula, commonly pot marigold, is an herb flower planted in kitchen gardens. Visitors to butterfly, cutting or scented gardens will enjoy these fragrant flowers.

Fresh herbs are expensive at the grocery store and often require purchasing much more than is needed. Plan to grow your own herbs indoors this winter.

Are you ever left wandering how to use all your farmer's market bounty? Here are a few ideas to get the most out of your fresh produce and herbs.

Eating herbs, or cooking, with herbs in their fresh or dried form is the least altering method of preparing them for natural health and healing.

Herb gardens and cookery are closely related. Most cooks like to have fresh herbs and other ingredients close at hand. A small herb garden is an ideal solution.

Easy to make and healthy recipe for herbs or greens with lentils offering proteins, iron and vitamins.

This article summarizes five popular kitchen herbs and talks about their medicinal uses. These herbs include parsley, rosemary, cinnamon, sage, and cayenne.

British chefs have rediscovered many wonderful traditional dishes, some of which go back hundreds of years. Steak & Kidney pie is one dish now popular around the world.

Some commonly used herbs that grow easily are: basil, bee balm, catnip, chamomile, chives, dill, lemon balm, peppermint, and spearmint.

A bit of skill is required to setup and run a hydroponic indoor herb garden, but the result can be visually pleasing. Fresh herbs are the perfect cooking companion.

From providing comfortable pillows to cooking a tasty breakfast, hosts and guests have key duties to fulfill in order to create a fun and care-free cottage atmosphere.

Soups are a great choice for winter meals because they are simple to prepare and can be low in fat without sacrificing flavor.

Stay healthy with this delicious vitamin packed herbal chicken soup and keep influenza at bay all winter.

This comprehensive guide to growing and using herbs offers home gardeners information on 60 common herbs, their cultivation and culinary, medicinal and domestic uses.

More people are turning to natural remedies to cure their ailments, but very few of us consider the potent powers of the common kitchen herb that lurks in our pantry.

Chicken salad tastes great, but it is frequently filled with a lot of fat due to the amount of mayonnaise in the salad. Here are some tips to reduce the fat in the salad.

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.

Rolled and stuffed pork tenderloin makes an impressive dinner party dish that brings the flavours of autumn to the table.

Use this culinary herb to give dishes a flavor all their own.

Spice up home cooked meals with herbs: basil, chives, cilantro, dill, sweet marjoram, mint, oregano, sage, thyme, ginger, tarragon, and rosemary.