Sometimes you just get tired of using the same old recipe that tastes the same time after time. But we are all so busy we are looking for easy ways to spice up are repertoire. One way that many cooks forget is to use blends of herbs to add subtle flavor distinctions. The French have been doing this forever.
The French never use just one herb in there dishes but rather a blend of herbs that they call a âbouquets garniâ. Donât be put off by that fancy name, it simply means a bouquet of herbs. The blend of herbs adds subtle but distinct flavors to every dish you prepare. The trick is to get the right blend for so no one herb dominates the dish. You want the flavors to be delicate.
With just a few herb bouquets you can change the taste of a recipe instantly. View the rest of this article
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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