Garlic Powder

Garlic PowderBotanical Name Allium sativum Other Names Clowns Treacle, Poor Mans Treacle, Fum, Thoum, Thum, Common Garlic, Rocambole, Serpent Garlic, Spanish Garlic, Ajo, Rasoon, lasunam (Ayurveda), da suan (Chinese)(Arabic), Da suan (Mandarin), Ail, Thriaque des pauvres (French), Knoblauch (German), Lahsun or Lahsan (Hindi), Ninniku or Garikku (Japanese), Alho (Portuguese), Chesnok (Russian) and Ajo (Spanish). Origin China Garlic is closely related to the chives,

white beans

Typical Preparations  - Tincture or infuse in oil for use in ointments

The absolute perfect blend of all things soothing

Origin - Thailand

Flavor Profile - Dried rose petals add more visual appeal than flavor

salves and creams for minor skin irritations where there is no broken skin

Wormwood has a long association with both bitterness and liquor

Flavor Profile - Sweet and slightly bitter taste

The Miracle Tree

Raw carob is usually perceived as having a bitter flavor which is lessened significantly by the roasting process

Red Sunflower

Culinary Usages - Powdered chamomile may be added directly to foods