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By Dreams and Escapes on Jan 15, 2013 in: life, healthy options, photography, herbs and spices, guilty pleasures, family life, a bit of myself, cinnamon peppermint tea
Hmm, the calming and delicious smell of Cinnamon Peppermint Tea on a cold Wednesday morning! Filed under: family life, guilty pleasures, healthy options, herbs and spices, life, photography Tagged: a bit of myself, cinnamon peppermint tea, family lif...
By Inabraw on Dec 7, 2010 in: cilantro, fennel, Herbs, oregano, cilantro leaves, coriander, fennel bulbs, Herbs and spices, Oregano, oregano leaves, Philippine herbs and spices
Herbs and spices: Uses and functions for culinary and Medicine (Part 2). As Christmas season approaches, were gone busy on our individual schedules – processing documents for payments before the year-end book closes. Hurry in getting the trip sched...
By Inabraw on Dec 1, 2010 in: Herbs, Spices, Herbs and spices, herbs medicines, herbs plants, herbs plants in the Philippines, inabraw, inabraw.wordpress.com, indigenous vegetables, Rosemary, rosemary herbs, rosemary plant, tarragon, tarragon health benefits, thyme
Before the end of 2009, I was assigned to make the 2010 calendar for our institution. The production team suggested that we feature the indigenous herbs and spices in the Philippines, since we support the promotion of these plants as part of the indi...
By Inabraw on Nov 18, 2010 in: Herbs, Spices, Bad Breath Problems, benefits of parsley, Eat Parsley, Health benefits of parsley, Herbs and spices, parley, parsley benefits, Parsley removes bad breath, parsley uses, spices, uses of parsley, vegetables
Health Benefits of Parsley Continue reading »...
By Inabraw on Nov 14, 2010 in: Herbs, Spices, Balanoi, Basil, carminative, cure for dizziness, cure for vomiting, Herb, Herbalism, Herbs and spices, inabraw, inabraw.wordpress, inabraw.wordpress.com, Lamiaceae, Ocimum basilicum, Pampanga, Philippines, Shopping, stimulant, Sweet Basil
As condiment, it can be used fresh or dried. But fresh basil is preferred as the dried herb loses much of its aroma. Fresh basil is used in soups and salads, stews with meat and vegetables, and dishes containing tomatoes, and in barbecue and sauces.