#Herbs and spices

[toyastales]

Grilled Lemon Herb Chicken Thigh

[wandoffire]

HERBS for Digestive Health🌿

To help improve and ease digestive disorders and issues.

Ginger

widely used to treat nausea, bloating and soothe digestive issues

Turmeric

used for digestive weakness and inflammation

Chamomile

helps settle inflammation and anxiety related stomach issues

Fennel

great to reduce bloating, cramping and relax stomach muscles

helps break down food

Cinnamon

helps regulate circulation, blood sugar levels, and digestive function

Rosemary

supports healthy digestive functioning

Increasing your consumption of some of these even slightly could make a big difference over time! Should be used with caution.

[imissylou]

Herbs and Spices Graphics!!

I officially made the herbs and spices graphics, I hope you enjoy!

@ts4challengehub

[elsterchapman]

Kitchen witchery graphic translated into my anglo-lang, Thorrish, done for my fascination with Wicca inspired by my girlfriend <3

(you wouldn't believe how fucking hard it was to translate a lot of these words into a purely Germanic conlang... this took a long ass time... wouldn't have done it any other way though ^w^)

Thorrish dictionary

[sdvsalad]

What's the deal?!?

Here's our deal! This is a collaborative Stardew Valley fanfic blog about our OCs!

We (authors A, B, and C, corresponding with our characters) are writing about three cousins who end up on a farm in Pelican Town together. Cassia, the oldest, has been living there for a while after having moved in with grandpa a few years before his death. The youngest, Basil, rode in on her motorcycle fleeing her responsibilities. The middlest, Anise, came to the town trying to learn about the magic that permeates through Stardew Valley. Together, they are terrible roommates. Together, we write stories (or sometimes write them solo).

The short stories are written and posted nonlinearly. We'll update the Timeline Masterpost as we go.

For more info: Go to our About Page!

Interacting: Sure. Go ahead.

Disclaimer: The ages of the characters from Stardew Valley have been shifted a bit to fit our narrative. Sebastian, Abigail, Maru, and Sam are all around Basil’s age, so they’re all highschoolers when the story begins! Other canonical facts about characters and the game may be changed as well. We’re here to have fun, deal with it!!

Content warning: Transphobia, homophobia, abuse, violence, and other triggering topics occur in some of the writing (not condoned by the authors!). We will label each story with tags (specific tag format in our About Page and at the top of each post with content warnings as best we can!) Ask to tag!

[curiouscatalog]

Just in time for the holidays, some cooking help from James Beard.

From: Beard, James. The fireside Cook Book. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1949.

TX715.B36 1949

[kingzaceofsims]

The Following Plants have been updated for DX11 compatibility and to have the current tunings for the game.

Aquatic Plants

Flower Plants

Fruit Plants

Herb and Spice Plants

SCCO Plants

keep up to date with all plant updates on my Updates page on my wix site!

Updates Page

[aniah-who]

I have a vision, and it's green (:

For those of you who don't know me, hi— I'm Aniah (: and I have a pretty big green thumb; and by this, I really just mean that I'm a proud plant mom. From succulents to vines, from palms to trees, I have it. However, recently, I've grown an itch to add an additional category of plants to the family- kitchen herbs! I'm super excited to get into the rhythm of research and even more excited to go shopping once I complete my Herbs-To-Buy list! A few herbs that have already added to my list are Oregano, Lavender, Rosemary, Thyme, Parsley, Dill, Basil, and Sage. If you guys have any tips or recommendations at all regarding ideal herbs or just gardening in general, feel free to drop a comment! By the way, these will all be indoors <3

[thewiseone93]

I think I did a good job

[itsbansheebitch]

YALL

I literally followed this video and I'm losing my mind.

I recently tried out making eggs and pairing them with honey and red pepper flakes. It was nice, I'd do it again, but I realized I could do it better.

I put the red pepper flakes and honey on the eggs while they were in the pan and the egg was still getting solid. I tried it. Y'all...

It was amazing. I can't even. I'm finally getting out of the "white household that calls salt a spice" and my head might just explode. Was the human body made to take in this much stimuli? This is a bit much omg

[wandoffire]

[health148]

SEE BOOK

There are over 70 recipes inside this cookbook, all of which I've used to escape my dependency on generic meds for high blood pressure and much more.

Hypertension won't be the only problem I'll be showing you how to remedy. Inside, you'll find over 39 herbal remedies!

[southernbellefromhell94]

Herbs & Spices Legacy Challenge

New Episode of Herbs & Spices!

[thenorsepaganwitch]

#Herboristerytips : Where can you find herbs pt.2/2

Hi there, it's Ash ! In this page, i will continue my advices about finding herbs and incences. If you haven't read the first part yet, i invite you to, it's where i give all of my free tips ^^. Let's imagine know, that you specificly need a plant that you don't own and cannot find outside.

My first advice is to go looking in your local supermarket, in the spice aisle.

You can find a large panel of dried plants and spices, which is perfect for conservation, and the larger pots are quite often the better economic option that you can use in cooking and witchcraft. You can also check the infusion aisle : be careful, however, to choose infusions without artificial flavors, or blends with other plants that you don't need. Some aromats are selling fresh too, it could be useful on a very ponctual use, however, the price is higher compare to the dry ones. If you cannot find some of the plants you need, you can try specialized supermarket that sells different kind of spices than the regular ones, like asian or middle east supermarkets. You can also find some plants at some drugstore/pharmacy, but they are a little more expensive.

Another option, if you have some outdoor space, is to go to a plantshop.

I recomand you to buy the plants of the herbs you use all the time. You could have an illimited acces to it, for a quite cheap price if you think about it :you will have to possibility to dry them for autumn and winter, and use them fresh during spring and summer. But, there is an implicit requirement : you have to keep your plant alive : if you are not a great plant-parent, this solution might not be for you, however, we can only be learning if we try...

We enters here into the more expensive stuff ; herboristery and witchcraft oriented shop.

Don't get me wrong, I love those kind of shop. But, their products are way more expensive, and when you use a lot of plants in your daily pratice, you cannot fill your apothicary at those places all the time. You will however find a almost exhaustive good quality herbs and incences that you cannot find elsewhere. You can also get some great advices, that will help you to pick the most appropriate herb for your projet.

Well, dearest reader, this is where my list is ending. For the person who needs to know : yes, i volontarely did'nt include any kind of websites in this checklist. The reason why ? I don't use that kind of approvisionement. But, if you do, and that your happy with the quality of your herbs; please, share the name below ^^ Until next time, take care,

Ash

[thealanwrightblog]

This was so good. No idea what you would call it.

Got the bread yesterday so had to doctor it a bit. Tzatziki with the tarted up tomatoes on and boom!

Delicious.