Here is a quick guide to herbs, you can also Google cooking with herbs and
it will give you quite a few sites to look at.
Chives
Soups, salads, salad dressings, eggs, dips, vegetables, chicken, soft cheese
spreads, butters, white sauces, and fish.
English Thyme
Game, beef, soft cheeses, fish, chowders, pâté, vegetables, and tomato sauce
Tarragon
(French or Spanish)
Chicken, fish, eggs, tomato juice, butters (especially nice on steak),
vinegars, salads, mustards, sauces (hollandaise, béarnaise and tartar),
Soups (chicken, fish, mushroom and tomato) and marinades for fish, lamb or
pork.
Greek Oregano
Sauces (white and tomato), stews, soups, fish, lamb, pork, vegetables,
butters, and vinegars.
Rosemary
Beef, lamb, fish, poultry, stuffings, soups, stews, fruit cups, soups
(chicken, pea, and spinach), vegetables, and marinades.
Sage
Stuffings (for fish, poultry, and meat), pâté, eggs, poultry, pork, beef, lamb, pasta, cheeses (cheddar, cream, and cottage), sauces (brown and meat), soups (cream and chowder), beef stews, and vegetables.
2 comments:
Thanks for this. Sometimes I get busy and forget to include something from the herb garden. I love the added flavors that herbs impart to a dish.
Herbs are very useful and they add a lot of goodness to the meals.Thanks for discussing them here.They also enhance the taste of the food. Dr. Ordon plastic surgeon
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