This week’s herb in our summer Sunday herbs series is rosemary!
Confession: With this herb, I always think of first episode of The L Word. Jenny accepts rosemary from Tina’s garden and makes an odd show of smelling it, which is later recreated in the last season, when they’re making the Les Girls movie.
We know it can’t be the real thing, but what’s the difference between crab meat and imitation crab meat?
It’s time for thyme! Let’s check out this herb of the week.
Once again, thank you to The Spice and Herb Bible for providing vital information for this post.
Since canola oil used to be called rapeseed oil (and can you blame the name change?) I assumed they’re one and the same. But a reader pointed out to me they’re not. So of course, I had to check it out further.
Today’s herb we’re spotlighting is oregano!
In The Herb and Spice Bible, sweet marjoram is grouped together with oregano because they’re so closely related, so we’re going to be examining that herb as well.
They’re both ground meat with seasonings and a breadcrumb binding – so what’s the difference between meatballs and meatloaf?
Do you use whey protein powder, or casein protein powder for body-building reasons, or maybe just overall health?
Check out the difference between whey protein and casein protein, so you can best reap the advantages of both.
My parents have given Blue Apron a shot, and they let me try one of the meals.
If you aren’t already aware, companies like Blue Apron and Plated deliver refrigerated boxed meals along with the recipe straight to your home. All of the ingredients in the exact proportions you need.
This is turkey steam buns with quick cucumber-radish kimchi, recipe here.
Ingredients:
You will also need a little bit of olive oil, and salt and black pepper.
Keep in mind, these ingredients were delivered on a Wednesday, and I received them Saturday – they still look insanely fresh.
Cajun and Creole both have their roots firmly planted in Louisiana, but let’s find out what the actual difference is between them.
