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Herbs and Spices Recipes

With so many spices and herbs recipes to choose from, cooks are spoilt for choice. Explore the world of spices or choose to cook with native Australian herbs. Either way, you’ll cook up a storm with such tasty flavours at your disposal.

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Different Ways to Cook with Herbs and Spices

Different Ways to Cook with Herbs and Spices

Mexican cuisine: There are many spicy recipes to choose from within the world of Mexican cuisine. If you want to experience the authentic tastes of Mexico, this loaded beef fajita bowl with roast veggies and rice is a good dish to try. Popular Mexican herbs and spices include coriander, cloves, chilli, paprika and annatto. Make sure your recipe cooking box contains an array of herbs and spices!

Indian cuisine: Indian food is one of the most popular choices in Australia for takeaways. That said, there are many fakeaway recipes you can try at home, including this delicious creamy Indian prawn curry, which demonstrates how to use a dried spice mix alongside a curry paste. Typical Indian spices include cinnamon, turmeric, cumin, fenugreek and cardamoms, among others.

Southern cuisine: Southern spices are often used in Cajun cuisine and throughout the Caribbean. Alongside chilli, cumin and coriander, nutmeg, cayenne pepper and onion powder are often used. If you want to experiment with these flavour combinations, try making our quick American-spiced chicken recipe.

Italian cuisine: Italian herbs and spices are the mainstay of many Mediterranean dishes. Even better, Italian recipes often consist of a fairly simple and quick series of steps that anyone can follow. If you’re looking for an Italian dish with extra zingy flavours, try this spiced chicken and parmesan leek risotto. For a vegetarian alternative, take a closer look at lentil ragu linguine with fresh parsley and a cheesy topping, an excellent winter warmer.

Tips on Cooking with Native Australian Herbs

Tips on Cooking with Native Australian Herbs

Although there is plenty to recommend in the world of spice in international cuisine, there is also a place for the use of traditional Australian herbs. Parsley, rosemary, native thyme, garlic, lemon myrtle and holy basil are all widely used in Australian cooking. Of course, salt and pepper are also mainstays of many Australian recipes, too. Read on to find out more about Australian dishes that make use of some of these tasty Aussie-favourite herbs.

Rosemary & caramelised onion pork fillet with asparagus: This dish is ideal during the asparagus season, which typically starts in late April or May. This rosemary & caramelised onion pork fillet recipe calls for one bunch of rosemary, plus you can add some garlic, salt and pepper. You can use freeze-dried or fresh rosemary. Either way, it is delicious!

Crumbed salmon with garlic veggies: This tasty salmon recipe with parsley highlights the attractive flavour of the herb when served with veggies. Parsley works well with numerous vegetables, as well as fish, offering a vibrant green colour that makes any mealtime more visually appealing.

Aussie beef rump & roast veggie medley with veggies: From the juicy steak to the vibrant veggie medley and our moreish mustard mayo to top it off, you can't go wrong with this calorie-conscious dish.

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