on โ20-01-2014 11:30 PM
For aesthetics and garnish, I love chervil. It's just so delicate.
To eat, i like cooked Rosemary. I've never understood people using raw Rosemary, it's like chewing on a waxy tree, and the flavours are so much more intense if you cook it before you use it.
I can't stand Coriander on it's own, It smells bad. Reminds me of a cat with bladder problems.
And the only parsley I like is the broad flat leaves of Italian Parsley. They look really good left whole in ravioli dough.
on โ21-01-2014 06:51 PM
I cant grow parsley for some reason, every time I have ever tried it fails. Do you have parsley in your herb garden?
on โ22-01-2014 02:08 AM
i added dried herbs when browning the onion (oregano paprika - used garlic in a jar etc
t-bone and mash was delish
on โ22-01-2014 02:29 AM
โ22-01-2014 02:43 AM - edited โ22-01-2014 02:44 AM
Id have to say rosemary inserted into slits on a nice roast lamb with some garlic, and then gravy made from the pan juice to top it off, thats probably my fav.
Oregano on margherita pizza is pretty good. A little paprika and some basil bring bolognese to life and some herb roasted potato's with parsley, thyme and rosemary lightly salted amazing.
Worst for me is probably mint seems a little overpowering, especially fresh.
on โ22-01-2014 08:52 AM
@amber-eyed-girl wrote:This thread is highlighting the differences in people's tastebuds ๐
no.. I think that this thread (and the others) is highlighting the fact that someone is doing a bit of market reasearch for her new company that makes meals for people... remember she said a few things that past threads that indicate this is her new business?
new house... new business.. someone hit the jackpot... good luck with this venture OP.