This is a great blend for those who would like to eliminate salt in their diet, but still have flavor in their food. The blend is perfect for those who are just experimenting with herbs, just a few, but enough to make a difference in your cooking. It contains dill weed, oregano, chives, grated lemon peel, celery seeds and ground pepper. If you put them through the food processor, fill your salt shaker withe it and substitute it instead of having the salt. Try it in popcorn. It might amaze you.
Other ways of using it can be on baked potatoes, soups and vegetables.
http://www.bayberrymeadowherbs@cox.net
Bayberry Meadow Herbs carries a selection of herbs, spices and teas. Our goal is to provide any flavorings of ingredients and information for that special meal you have in mind. And how great it is to start or end your day with a great cup (or mug) of tea. We have an assortment that will wake up your taste buds in the morning and relax your senses and mind at the end of your day. What else are we cooking up in the kitchen? You will have to visit our blog every so often to find out.
Showing posts with label herbal blends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label herbal blends. Show all posts
Monday, September 21, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
What is your favorite seasoning for your favorite meal?
With the warmer weather upon us, it is time to try new recipes containing different flavorings of herbs and spices for your outdoor cooking. I invite you to share some of your favorites and which seasonings you enjoy using.
As an 18th century re-enactor, we enjoy using our "Garden Blend" herbal blend on a pork roast, slowly cooking near the firepit in a reflector oven. YUMMMMMMMMY!
Check out our etsy shop: http://www.bayberrymeadowherbs.etsy.com/ for a few of our herbal blends.
As an 18th century re-enactor, we enjoy using our "Garden Blend" herbal blend on a pork roast, slowly cooking near the firepit in a reflector oven. YUMMMMMMMMY!
Check out our etsy shop: http://www.bayberrymeadowherbs.etsy.com/ for a few of our herbal blends.
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cooking,
herbal blends,
herbal rubs,
herbs,
seasonings,
spices
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