Posted by admin | Posted in Cooking Ideas | Posted on 10-12-2009
Tags: Cooking etc., cooking herbs spices, Cooking Recipes, food, herbs, herbs and spices, herbs spices, reference, shopping, spices
Cooking Herbs Spices

Let Culinary Herbs Spice Up Your Life
Discerning cooks from around the world appreciate culinary herbs. Culinary herbs and spices add zest to every dish served at every hour around the globe. If you are making food products that will be resold, wholesale spices offer a great way to save money on all of your favorite ingredients. Here are just a few ways that herbs and spices are used to increase the flavor and aroma of different regional cuisines.
Southern Cajun
Cajun dishes are very spicy. Think of the South, and your mind will likely drift to dishes such as blackened fish, gumbo, jambalaya as well as soft-shelled crabs and crawfish. The herbs and spices that you will find in an authentic Cajun spice mix varies from cook to cook, but many utilize the savory flavors of garlic, onion, cayenne pepper, black pepper, dry mustard, celery seed, cumin, paprika and thyme.
Southwestern United States
The states bordering Mexico often share the flavors that are featured in the many tasty regional cuisines of this beautiful country. Dishes such as enchiladas, tacos and refried beans are perfectly suited to boldly flavored culinary herbs such as oregano, and spices like cumin, chile powder and crushed red pepper.
France
French cuisine features the foods that grow regionally in France. French chefs have stunned the world with wonderful sauces and presentations, all of which are enhanced with the appropriate culinary herbs. Normandy is a big apple-producing region of the country, and thus you would expect to find Apple tarte served there, rich with the scent of cinnamon and nutmeg. Lorraine is known for its famous quiche. This is a wonderful dish that can be easily prepared for a weeknight dinner, because it uses pantry staples such as flour for the crust, and look to your freezer for vegetables, seafood or chopped ham to add to the eggs and cream. Seasonings can include herbs and spices such as thyme and coarsely ground black pepper.
Spain
Spain is known for its famous tapas, little dishes of appetizers. However, main dishes abound as well, with seafood-rich paella, gazpacho or drinks such as sangria. Gazpacho often features culinary herbs as well as spices such as garlic, onion, peppers and cumin. Paella calls for herbs and spices like onion, saffron, garlic, parsley and salt to bring out the flavor of the seafood.
Restaurants
Restaurants utilize a wide range of wholesale spices used to season their customer’s favorite dishes. Wholesale spices can include any of the aforementioned spices as well as a host of others. Restaurants also often have related cafes or bistros, as well as bakeries, and these outlets also make use of wholesale spices. Whenever you are preparing foods that will be resold to customers as part of your business, you can take advantage of excellent pricing on wholesale spices.
About the Author
In this article Anne Harvester writes about herbs and spices.
What are the top ten spices/herbs I should keep in my cabinet?
I just got married and we got an apartment together. I don’t know much about cooking; i can only follow steps from a box. What are some spices/herbs I should keep at hand while cooking. What spices go with which meats? Thank you!
Any spice can go good with any meat, but the 10 spices that I use most would be 1 – garlic/onion (good for breads and fish powder) 2 – Cinnamon (good for desserts and warm drinks) 3 – Oregano (good to sprinkle on any meal) 4 – Paprika (good for asian food or lentils) 5 – Rosemary (good for chicken rubs) 6 – Ginger (good for asian food, desserts, and warm drinks) 7 – Curry Powder (very spicy and good for anything else spicy) 8 – Basil – (same as oregano) 9 – Salt – (of course good for anything with just a little bit of flavor) 10 – (good for anything again) Herbs should only be kept for 6 months at most or they will get old and bad.
The California Cook: Our best turkey tweak yet
Going a step beyond brining, grilling the Thanksgiving bird is an easy and delicious option. And it leaves the oven free for other duties.
spice market: essential herbs, spices, and seasonings
Cooking Scale….
![]() |
KRUPS GX4100 Electric Spice Herbs and Coffee Grinder with Stainless Steel Blades and Housing, Grey List Price: Sale Price: $24.99 You save: $11.01 (31%) See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionKrups GX4100 Coffee, herb and spice mill has a 3 ounce capacuty, stainless steel grindin chamber, sharp stainless steel blades for quick chopping. The pulse action control and safety locking ensures complete cotrol while grinding. |
![]() |
Regency Spice Bags with Drawstring top set of 4 Sale Price: $3.25 See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionRegency Spice Bags are all natural 3 x 4 inch muslin bags with drawstring tops. Great for bouquet garnish, bulk tea, coffee, even potpourri. 4 per package |
![]() |
KitchenArt 25000 Auto Measure Spice Carousel without Spices, White Sale Price: $18.77 See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionInstall this plastic spice/herb storage-and-dispensing unit under a cabinet (mount included) or place it in a cupboard or on your countertop. The carousel holds 12 dispensers and rotates 360 degrees, providing instant access to a whole shelf of spices and dried herbs... |
![]() |
RSVP Herb Scissors Sale Price: $9.95 See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionSnip the herbs you need quickly, neatly and right where you want with our herb scissors. The unusual blade features a set of five, sharp 3-in. stainless steel blades that allow you to cut, chop and mince herbs directly into a pan or over a plate for garnishing... |
![]() |
Fast Weigh MS-500-BLK Digital Pocket Scale, 500 by 0.1 G List Price: Sale Price: $1.75 You save: $10.20 (85%) See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionIntroducing the M-Series from Fast Weigh Scales! This hip little scale is one of the hottest and most economical scales on the market today! The removable cover keeps the scale protected when not in use and also doubles as an expansion tray... |
![]() |
Cuisinart SG-10 Electric Spice-and-Nut Grinder List Price: Sale Price: $37.00 You save: $38.00 (51%) See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionThere's nothing quite like the smell and taste of freshly ground spices. And with the Cuisinart Spice and Nut Grinder it's easier than ever to efficiently rind any spice or create original, tantalizing spice blends... |
![]() |
White Marble Spice Grinder - 1 pc,(Frontier) List Price: Sale Price: $16.00 You save: $2.97 (16%) See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionBrand: AccessoriesBar Code: 0-53796-60001-5 |
![]() |
Cuisipro Herb Keeper List Price: Sale Price: $19.95 You save: $2.05 (9%) See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionWhy Choose the Cuisipro Herb Keepers? Competitors Storing herbs seems simple but unless you properly store your herbs they will only last a few days. Herbs are sold in bundles and for most recipes a bundle is too much... |
![]() |
Norpro Silicone Mini Pinch Bowls, 4 Piece Set List Price: Sale Price: $2.00 You save: $4.99 (71%) See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionMini Pinch Bowl Set - A set of 4 miniature pinch bowls each measuring 2.5" x 1.5" are ideal for prepping cooking ingredients or serving condiments. Made of flexible hi-heat resistant silicone that doesn't absorb tastes or odors... |
![]() |
Microplane 48006 Herb Mill, White List Price: Sale Price: $13.77 You save: $6.18 (31%) See Reviews For This Product |
DescriptionMicroplane's Herb Mill features etched Microplane blades which tackle the tasks of cutting fresh herbs without bruising or blemishing. A simple twist of the wrist is all it takes to activate the super sharp cutting edges, which act as hundreds of tiny scissors... |
[wpp limit_page="20"]
[wpp keyword="herb foods"]
[wpp keyword="herb spice"]
[wpp keyword="herbs spice"]
[wpp keyword="herb spices"]
[wpp keyword="herb kitchen"]
[wpp keyword="herb spice rack"]
|















[...] Cooking Herbs Spices…. [...]
[...] Read more … This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. ← Cooking Hot Plate Cooking Scales → LikeBe the first to like this post. [...]