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Cuisine worldwide is defined more by spices and herbs than by food staples. To season by taste, crush an herb or spice you suspect might go well in the dish you are preparing. Now smell the herb at the same time you taste the dish. If you like the way they meld, then it's a combination worth trying.

Fresh organic herbs lend a more delicate and refreshing flavor to foods than dried herbs. When substituting dried herbs for fresh herbs, use 1 teaspoon dried herb for 1 tablespoon fresh.

from Rebecca Wood's The New Whole Foods Encyclopedia



Organic Fresh Basil, bunch

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Organic Fresh Basil, bunch
Fresh basil, a key herb in Mediterranean cooking, has a pungent flavor often described as a cross between licorice and cloves. Store your basil bunch in a glass of water (stems down) with a plastic bag over the leaves. Refrigerate in this manner for up to a week, changing the water every 2 days.

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Organic Fresh Cilantro, bunch

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Organic Fresh Cilantro, bunch
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Organic Fresh Chives, bunch

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Organic Fresh Chives, bunch
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Organic Fresh Dill, bunch

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Organic Fresh Dill, bunch
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Organic Fresh Mint, bunch

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Organic Fresh Mint, bunch
Store a bunch of mint, stems down, in a glass of water with a plastic bag over the leaves. Refrigerate in this manner for up to a week, changing the water every 2 days. Mint is used in both sweet and savory dishes.

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Organic Fresh Oregano, bunch

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Organic Fresh Oregano, bunch
Oregano belongs to the mint family and is related to marjoram, but it is not as sweet and is stronger and more pungent. Refrigerate in a plastic bag for up to 3 days.

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Organic Fresh Parsley, Curly, bunch

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Organic Fresh Parsley, Curly, bunch
Slightly peppery, fresh-flavored herb. Wash fresh parsley, then wrap in paper towels, then in a plastic bag. Refrigerate for up to a week.
Go To Organic Recipe: Parsley Pesto Soup


Organic Fresh Parsley, Italian, bunch

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Organic Fresh Parsley, Italian, bunch
Italian (or flat-leaf) parsley is more strongly flavored than curly parsley, and tends to be harder to find. Wash fresh parsley, shaking off excess moisture, and wrap first in paper towels, then in a plastic bag. Refrigerate for up to a week.

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Organic Fresh Rosemary, bunch

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Organic Fresh Rosemary, bunch
Rosemary's aromatic silvery green, needle-shaped leaves hint of both lemon and pine. The Italians are particularly fond of this pungent herb. They often use it to flavor meats and tomato sauces. Rosemary stems, stripped of their leaves, can also be used as skewers for kabobs.

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Organic Fresh Sage, bunch

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Organic Fresh Sage, bunch
Refrigerate wrapped in a paper towel and sealed in a plastic bag for up to 4 days. Sage is often used pork, cheese or bean dishes, and of course in poultry and game stuffings.


Organic Fresh Tarragon, bunch

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Organic Fresh Tarragon, bunch
Care should be taken when using tarragon since its distinctive anise flavor can easily dominate other flavors. Popular in chicken and fish dishes. The French are especially fond of this aromatic herb. They often use it to flavor delicately flavored foods like eggs, fish, cheese, and chicken, and it's an indispensable ingredient in sauce bearnaise and in the herb mixture the French call fines herbes.


Organic Fresh Thyme, bunch

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Organic Fresh Thyme, bunch
Grey-green leaves with a pungent minty, light-lemon aroma. This herb is widely used in Mediterranean countries to flavor stews and meat sauces. It is often used in combination with other herbs, like rosemary, parsley, and oregano




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