Skip to content

CategoryHow to use Herbs

ginger vs turmeric

Ginger Vs Turmeric – Differences In The Kitchen

Both ginger and turmeric are grown in Asian countries and their roots used to spice up cooking and traditional cuisine. Both ginger and turmeric are grown for their strong flavours … Continue Reading Ginger Vs Turmeric – Differences In The Kitchen

herbs and spices that go well in omelettes

Herbs That Go Well With Eggs

Eggs work well with soft leaf herbs like basil, sage, tarragon, chervil, dill, chives, parsley and coriander with the last three examples being a fantastic garnish. Dried herbs that work well with eggs include rosemary, thyme, oregano, marjoram and fennel and coriander seed.

View post to subscribe to site newsletter.

fragrance oils vs essential oils

Essential Oils Vs Fragrance Oils – Pro’s & Con’s

Really there is variation between essential oils vs fragrance oils which may not actually make that much difference on a day to day level. But for those who want more than just a nice smell it is important to know the differences.

wax warmer vs oil diffuser

Wax Warmer Vs Oil Diffuser

Wax warmers work by heating a max melt that will then deliver it’s aroma to the room. Some wax melts contain essential oils. An oil diffuser uses the process of fractioning to dissipate the essential oil around the room. Meaning no heat is applied and the essential oils benefits are not diminished.

View post to subscribe to site newsletter.

essential oils vs carrier oils

Carrier Oils & Essential Oils – Complete Guide

Carrier oils are pressed from the seeds, nuts and kernels of a plant. Essential oils come from bark, roots, leaves, flowers and other botanicals of a plant. Essential oils are potent and undiluted can cause skin irritation, whereas carrier oils are known for their soothing, moisturizing effect.

View post to subscribe to site newsletter.

how to use herbs in salads

Using Herbs In Salads, How & Which Ones Are Best

You have options when adding herbs to salads, from using fresh soft leafed herbs like basil, lemon balm, mint and sage in the salads. To creating an herb infused oil drizzle, using herby croutons, micro greens, edible flowers or even a compound butter on a potato salad.

View post to subscribe to site newsletter.

“This site is owned and managed by Alex Tranter. Homegrownherbgarden.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This site also participates in other affiliate programs and is compensated for referring traffic and business to these companies.”