All about spices , what they are useful for and when to use them. Learn about the uses of spices in international cuisine. The spices we use everyday have curative properties.
Chervil /Anthriscus cerefolium/, also known as wild chervil, is a delicate annual plant, which is a close relative of parsley. Selection and storage of chervil.
Anise is used as a spice and a treatment in traditional medicine. Selecting and storing anise. Anise is a strong spice and 1-2 g of fruit is used for 10 servings.
Watercress (Nasturtium Officinale) is either known as watercress, River Runner or Wet River. Watercress can grow into sprouts, but the whole plant that reaches 30 to 60 cm.
Galanga /Alpinia Galanga/ is a very popular spice in Asia. Galanga is botanically similar to ginger, but can not be considered as a substitute in cooking.
Lemongrass /Cymbopogon citratus/, is a tropical perennial herb of the Poaceae family. Raw lemongrass is rich in vitamin A, vitamin C and B6. Growing lemongrass.
Capers are delicate fruits, the collection of which is very difficult work. Capers are privileged in rich vitamins, fiber, organic acids, the buds contain about 25 protein and only 3 fat.
Miso is a traditional Japanese seasoning, which has been declared one of the healthiest in the world. Miso is high in protein, magnesium, zinc, isoflavones, saponins, and vitamin K