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Peppermint Vs Spearmint Important Differences

The genus Mentha has more than 25 species sitting under it and an unknown number of cultivars within each species. Peppermint is the most common species and has the strongest ‘mint’ flavor. Spearmint is the next most popular and will have a much more gentle flavor.

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Too Much Ginger – How To Save A Recipe

Sometimes following a recipe to the letter can still mean an overly strong flavor of ginger due to variations in fresh ingredients. To save a recipe from this problem you can remove the ginger, dilute the dish, cook for a little longer or add additional ingredients to take the bitterness away.

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How To Replace Fresh Ginger In Recipes

The best replacement for fresh ginger is to use ground ginger in the ratio 1/4 teaspoon ground to 1 teaspoon of fresh. Alternatively you can replace fresh ginger with stem ginger that you rinse in cold water to reduce the sweetness from the sugar.

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Best Herbal Teas For Relieving Bloating

As a general rule the best herbal teas to reduce bloating include; angelica root, caraway seed, chamomile, dandelion root, fennel tea, ginger tea, green teas, hibiscus, lemon, peppermint, and wormwood. The cause of bloating can be helpful to know to get the right herbal tea to treat yourself.

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What To Do With A Bumper Harvest Of Garlic

Garlic can be used in many dishes and stored in a variety of ways, but it can also be useful in the garden to deter pests and in your household. Do not underestimate this formidable little herb!

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How To Save A Recipe From Too Much Garlic

Adding too much garlic is possible but there is a difference between a recipe that calls for 40 cloves roasted and one that needs a teaspoon of garlic powder. The strength of the garlic taste depends upon how it is cooked; roasted it is sweet but raw it holds the pungency we all love in moderation.

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