herbs

  1. Herbaceous

    Recipe Classic mojito

    I love a good summer drink, and this is no exception. Mint is extremely easy to grow (and even a little invasive, so keep it in a pot), and you can even buy a specific variety of “mojito” mint for this cocktail. It’s not necessary, though; regular ol’ mint will be just as delicious...
  2. msmofet

    Recipe Ms. Mofet's Green Goddess Dressing

    Ms. Mofet's Green Goddess Dressing 1 C. (≈128g) mayonnaise 1/2 C. (≈64g) sour cream (may use buttermilk or Greek yogurt ) 1 1/2 TBSP. (≈21g) chopped fresh parsley 2 tsp. (≈5g) chopped fresh chives - chopped 1/4 C. (≈32g) chopped green onions with tops 2 TBSP. (≈28g) lemon juice (or choice of...
  3. msmofet

    Recipe Ms. Mofet's Faro Salad

    Ms. Mofet's Faro Salad You can use regular farro cooked according to directions on box. Adjust other ingredients if needed. 1 (8.8 oz.) Trader Joe's 10 minute Farro* *Quick cooking Farro - Cook according to package directions 2 tsp. Salt, plus more to taste 1 (10.5 oz. container) Cherry...
  4. vernplum

    Recipe Grilled Dover Sole with Dill Chimichurri

    I do like a Dover Sole and when I saw a bunch on sale from my frozen supplier, I got some in and decided to try it this way. It's nice and herby with the classic combo of parsley and oregano in the Chimichurri augmented with some fish-friendly dill. Ingredients Fish 2 whole Dover Sole...
  5. kaneohegirlinaz

    Recipe Stuffing Casserole Ala Grandma Eva

    Stuffing Casserole Ala Grandma Eva Ingredients: 6 Tbsp. + 1 tsp. Butter, softened 1/2 C. Onions, chopped 1/2 C. Celery, chopped 2 five oz. pkgs. Garlic & Herb Croutons, crumbled to Pea-size 1 C. Dried Cranberries, chopped 2 Tbsp. fresh Sage (or dried is fine), minced 1 tsp. fresh Thyme...
  6. Morning Glory

    The CookingBites recipe challenge: herbs

    Welcome to the CookingBites recipe challenge. The current challenge ingredient is herbs* (fresh or dried) and karadekoolaid is our judge. To enter, all you need to do is post a recipe which contains herbs tag it cookingbites recipe challenge, and post a link to it in this thread. The winner...
  7. JAS_OH1

    Bread with herbs, olives, sundried tomatoes, etc.

    (Mod edit: new thread to discuss bread with all sorts of things added. Originally from Barriehie 's recipe for herbed bread . KKA) Pretty cool! Did you come up with this recipe on your own or borrow a bit from here and there (I do that often)?
  8. Barriehie

    Recipe Herbed Bread

    This makes two mini loaves. I've bread on hand hence not making a full sized loaf. Ingredients 25 g sundried tomatoes, julienne cut 140 g boiling water 200 g flour, I used 12% bread flour 4 g salt 1/2 tsp instant yeast / 3 g Italian seasoning to taste, 1/2 Tbsp Method In this recipe I...
  9. karadekoolaid

    Recipe Potato & yoghurt curry

    This recipe is from Tamil Nadu, in the south-eastern part of India, and is adapted from a recipe by Pushpesh Pant " The India Cookbook" Ingredients: 2 large potatoes, diced small 2 tsps turmeric 1 tsp salt 2 tbsps chana dal or split peas 4-5 green chile peppers 1 tbsp ginger paste (or a 2 inch...
  10. karadekoolaid

    Recipe Pesto with Almonds

    I grow a load of basil in the garden. When pine nuts became prohibitively expensive, I discovered this version with almonds and it works a treat. Ingredients: 100 gms basil leaves 50 gms slivered almonds 5 medium cloves garlic 2½ tbsps parmesan cheese 150 - 160 mls extra virgin olive oil 1½...
  11. karadekoolaid

    Recipe Lebanese Tabbouleh (cracked wheat, parsley and tomato salad)

    Ingredients: 2 medium tomatoes, de-seeded and diced 100 gms (1/2 cup) bulghur wheat/cracked wheat #3 * Bunch of parsley (preferably flat-leaf), chopped. 1-2 tbsps diced red onion or spring (green) onion 2 tbsps fresh mint, chopped, or 2 tsps dried juice of 1 lemon 1 tbsp extra virgin olive...
  12. Puggles

    Keeping up on herbs

    I put some herbs in the ground about 3-4 weeks ago and I think they're taking pretty well. But I've noticed that my basil is wilting a bit, that can be a sign of needing water, but also a sign from over watering (root rot). Every morning I check on them and the soil appears dry (at least the...
  13. kaneohegirlinaz

    What Do You Do With Your Surplus Herbs?

    I have a terrible green thumb and can't grow anything here in Cowboyville Arizona to save my sole, well, very little I should say. I recently purchased clam-shell plastic containers of a few fresh herbs to use in different recipes. I couldn't seem to use up everything, so I went searching for...
  14. Puggles

    My herbs are dead

    I never really expected them to last as long as they did, (Holy crap my basil plants quadrupled in size). I assumed it's too cold for them to grow, yet I googled all the herbs, (oregano, basil, rosemary, and thyme) and it said that they are "cold weather herbs". I'm confused. Do you have to...
  15. msmofet

    New to you products

    I went to Trader Joe's today and picked up a few things that caught my eye. I haven't tried any but the vanilla bean paste, which is wonderful. I found the vanilla last year, and it makes a big difference in my cheesecake.
  16. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Recipe Aubergine Chips

    I came across a recipe for za'atar eggplant fries online and have based this recipe on that. I thought I had za'atar but couldn't find it, so substituted with other spice mixes, sliced and herb mixes. I'm using modern aubergines which have had the bitterness bred out of them, so they're is...
  17. SatNavSaysStraightOn

    Recipe Burnt Aubergine Soup with Rice and Herbs

    I came across this recipe whilst looking for an aubergine soup and it hit the spot. I ended up modifying the recipe adding more spices but the end result was exceptionally nice. I've added some urfa piper flakes at the end. I also thought that a can of chickpeas would work very well with this...
  18. TastyReuben

    Damaged Herbs

    Question I’ve long wanted to ask…take a look at these fresh basil leaves, plucked from my own back garden: The one on the left, the dark spots were on it while still on the plant, so it’s not the usual oxidation from cutting a leaf, and I purposely picked it for this question…would you use...
  19. TastyReuben

    Your most used spice/dried herb?

    Apart from salt and pepper, what would you say is your most-used spice/dried herb? By “most-used,” I’m referencing the number of times you reach for it, not the amount you use. I would have answered that with either garlic powder or chili powder, but I’ve been paying attention the last few...
  20. TastyReuben

    How old is your oldest dried herb/spice?

    The other day, I went into the kitchen to make some cinnamon toast, and like you do, I started reorganizing my herb/spice pantry shelf (and rack). Now, conventional wisdom says ground spices and dried herbs, replace every year, and whole ones every three years (at least that’s what I’ve always...
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