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Tumeric is native to tropical South Asia. Also referred to as “The Golden Spice.” Highly known for its vivid color, tumeric is derived from root form and is best known for its anti-inflammatory properties.
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Oregano, like many other mint family leaves, are a cook’s favorite due to its ability to bring a dish alive with just a pinch. Although known for its aromatic fragrance, oregano is also rich in antioxidants. Recent studies shows oregano has been affective against 23 species of bacteria. Making it one of the most effective herbs against fighting bacteria.
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Coriander also known as cilantro or chines parsley. This plant is know for its lemon floral notes. Often used in many Mexican cuisines. However, it’s typically the leaves we see in local markets. While, the seed grounded is what actually makes Coriander spice.
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Garlic, related to the onion and leek family is an herb that is grown around the world. Potent in fragrance and taste, its smell may last up to 48 hours in the human body after indigestion. This is due to its Sulfuric compounds. To mask this scent we suggest eating garlic during dinner hours to allow your body to metabolize the compounds.
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Cayenne pepper is a hot spice used in many different regional styles of cooking. Cayenne is loved for its “hot kick” it adds to both food and in drinks. Though it is respected and recognized for its many medicinal uses.
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Chili powder spice is related to bell peppers and tomatoes. It is made up of many other Latin American spices from dried fruit. Chili powder is known widely to add heat to a dish and is consumed by a quarter of the world today.
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Safflower’s are the bright orange flowers that not only make a dish beautiful, but also makes for a healthy heart. When Safflower is eaten, the chemicals that are released help to thin the blood. This helps to prevent blood clotting, while simultaneously stimulating the heart.
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Tarragon is one of the four finest herbs in French cooking. It is actually known as, “The King of Herbs,” in the romantic country. In regards to diabetes, Tarragon has been found to reduce insulin sensitivity.
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Savory leaves stems from the mint family, and is native to the eastern Mediterranean. The flavor is somewhat reminiscent of its cousin thyme. Many also refer to it as a bit peppery.
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Ginger is often associated with Asian cooking, and commonly used in stir-fries and teas. Ginger was one of the original luxury spices closely related to turmeric.
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Bay leaves, in addition to its decorative qualities are used in cooking for its distinctive flavor and fragrance. Bay leaves are known to treat cancer and gas, while stimulating bile flow.
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Onion originally from central Asia Onion lends a natural sweetness. Packed with nutrients, onions are calorie dense.
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