Need help on method of using herbs and spice ?
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http://www.jannekes.eu/tips/herbsknowled...
(You'll find which herbs and spice tastes well at which food)
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Reply:There are so many! For starters:
Rosemary goes with lamb
Tarragon goes with chicken and fish (very pungent so don't use much)
Tyme goes with most meats and vegetables.
Bay leaf goes with chicken dishes as well as beef.
Oregano is what you put on pizzas, also good in tomato based sauces.
Basil is best fresh with tomato.
Sage is usually used in meat dishes and traditionally is used with rosemary and tyme as a 'bouqeut garni'. (where the herbs are tied together, added to the dish, usually a stew, during cooking and then removed before serving).
There are loads more but I can't think of them. Just have some fun experimenting.
Reply:The very best information I have found online regarding spices and herbs is right here:
http://www.culinarycafe.com/Spices_Herbs
Make sure you check it out. It has absolutely everything you need right there.
Reply:Marjoram, sage, and thyme are awesome with poultry and pork. I usually will rub the meat with a little extra virgin olive oil (to help seal in moisture) and then rub the three herbs into the meat and grill or bake or pan-fry. Paprika is great with chicken. Just sprinkle some of it with salt and pepper and bake. Or mix it with salt, pepper, garlic powder, and flour and you can make a country fried chicken that's delightful. Just dip the chicken in water, then the flour mixture, then splash with water, then sprinkle w/ flour mixure, then fry in oil. There's really so many different uses. Go to www.foodnetwork.com and you can look up different recipes.
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