249 results found for “herbs culinary”

Alfalfa is an herb grown as leaves, sprouts and seeds from the legume family. Alfalfa is high in vitamin K, including vitamin c, copper, manganese and folate. Studies show that alfalfa lowers blood cholesterol, benefits metabolic health, menopause symptoms and have antioxidant effects.*Please consult...

Rose petals add a delicate floral touch to baking, beverages, and culinary creations. Our premium red rose petals are food-grade, carefully dried to preserve their vibrant color and subtle fragrance. Perfect for decorating cakes, infusing teas, garnishing desserts, or creating elegant edible arrangements. Use...

Senna Pods are the dried seed pods of the Cassia angustifolia plant, known for their distinctive curved shape and earthy aroma. Naturally dried and carefully selected, they are often used in traditional herbal blends and botanical preparations for their unique texture and natural character.

For that extra bite to salads, tomato based soups, pasta sauces and stews, celery salt is also a perfect Bloody Mary and the Caesar cocktail ingredient. Celery salt is made up of crushed celery seeds and salt and at first tastes like salt but...

Turmeric, with its active ingredient, cur-cumin, has the following proven health benefits: anti inflammatory, antioxidant, anti depressant, heart health. The common Ayurvedic medicinal spice is also widely used to aid in sleep quality. Slip this spice into your bedtime ritual to relax, improve mood,...

Onion powder or granulated can be used in dry rubs, popcorn seasoning, potato chips, mixed nuts, burgers, or dredges for fried chicken or cutlets. Onion granules or powder are just dehydrated onions crushed into a powder.

Caraway is native to Scandinavia and Eastern Europe. It has a sweet warm and peppery flavor used in European and Mediterranean cooking. Caraway gives a pleasant aroma to bread, cakes, biscuits and cheese. Caraway seeds are also popular on cheddar cheese giving cheese a...

White peppercorns are ripened black peppercorns. The husks are then removed and they are dried in the sun. They are hotter, sharper and less fragrant then black peppercorns. Ground white peppercorns are used in white sauces and stews.

Steeping dried Nettle leaves and drinking tea dates back thousands of years. It’s thought to originate in China, where it was used medicinally. Today, people drink tea for many reasons, including its taste, stimulating or calming properties, and health benefits. One popular herbal tea...

Calamus root is used for gastrointestinal problems including ulcers, inflammation of the stomach lining, intestinal gas or loss of appetite (anorexia). Please consult your Naturopath, Homeopath or physician before consuming.

Coriander seeds originated in Southern Europe and the Middle East and have a strong peppery taste with a sweet aftertaste. Whole coriander can be toasted and ground and can be used in curries and pairs well with lamb, lentils, pork, ham and fish.

Caraway is native to Scandinavia and Eastern Europe. It has a sweet warm and peppery flavour used in European and Mediterranean cooking. Caraway gives a pleasant aroma to bread, cakes, biscuits and cheese. Caraway seeds are also popular on cheddar cheese giving cheese a...

An extract of the flower is used to make medicine. Elderflower is used for swollen sinuses (sinusitis), colds, influenza (flu), bronchitis, diabetes, and constipation. It is also used to increase urine production (as a diuretic), to increase sweating (as a diaphoretic), and to stop...

Elder berries are packed with antioxidants and vitamins that may boost your immune system. They could help inflammation and lessen stress and help your heart as well. In folk medicine, elderberry is considered one of the world’s most healing plants. Please consult your Naturopath,...

Native to Middle East and India, cumin has a pungent flavor that can be over powering if used in excess. Cumin is a typical ingredient in many spice blends, such as curry powder. Cumin is a staple in many food cultures, particularly Mexican, Indian,...