How do you use herbs? Well, don’t be shy; use a lot! An Idaho chef provides advice and recipes to highlight the season’s bounty.
The flavor and health benefits of herbs are plentiful; try branching out from typical varieties to keep things interesting.
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Learn about the fragrant flower — from how to grow lavender to its applications in everything from bath products to baked goods.
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Make this quick herb salad recipe your own with whatever greens and herbs you have on hand.
This pesto recipe uses pecans instead of the traditional pine nuts, but feel free to customize with your favorite nuts and herbs.
A versatile salsa recipe brings freshness to a number of dishes, from grilled meats to sandwiches or even soups.
This sausage recipe can be made in a wok or wide skillet and is perfect with a cold beer.
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Churn, baby, churn! Seasonal flavors and local ingredient-sourcing set Kreme & Krumbs’ ice cream apart.
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This quintessential Moscow Mule recipe can be made with either alcoholic or nonalcoholic ginger beer.
This three-ingredient whiskey cocktail should be stirred in a crystal glass or Mason jar to keep things cold as ice.
Lemon and grapefruit juice brighten your favorite pale ale in this shandy recipe.
Try different types of sweeteners to modify the classic Old Fashioned recipe.
Grill pineapple to caramelize the sugars and bring out the sweetness, pair with ice cream for a cool summer dessert.
Enhance your burger experience with these delicious, blue cheese-stuffed burgers.
Amp up your Taco Tuesday feast with these saucy tacos topped with honey-lime shrimp kabobs.