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I LOVE LEMONGRASS! 
If I could, I would marry it. What herb, spice or root vegetable would you marry?  |
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Roast parsnip or parsley  Time is a trick.... | |
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curry doesn't count because it's a bunch of spices, right?
if that's the case....CUMIN. | |
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F, Marry, Kill
If I can pick a fruit, I would like to have a torrid affair with mangoes. I would marry tomatoes. And I would kill mushrooms. | |
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Anx said: curry doesn't count because it's a bunch of spices, right?
if that's the case....CUMIN.  | |
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GINGER.... | |
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Anx said: curry doesn't count because it's a bunch of spices, right?
if that's the case....CUMIN. omg! I love cumin too!!  |
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Cinnamon. | |
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SammiJ said: GINGER....
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CarrieMpls said:
If I could, I would marry it. What herb, spice or root vegetable would you marry? I don't know nuttin 'bout cookin or spices. I'm bettin' tho', that lemon-grass is nuthin like yellow snow. | |
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SammiJ said: GINGER....
I'm a big fan of ginger too.  I love grating and cutting up fresh ginger. |
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Illustrator said: CarrieMpls said:
If I could, I would marry it. What herb, spice or root vegetable would you marry? I don't know nuttin 'bout cookin or spices. I'm bettin' tho', that lemon-grass is nuthin like yellow snow.  |
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Garlic.
Garlic makes almost anything taste great, in my opinion. | |
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Justin1972UK said: Cinnamon.
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i use cayenne powder in just about everything i cook, though...cumin isn't quite as versatile. meanwhile, i can put hot powder on the table in between my salt and pepper shakers.  | |
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skipper said: Roast parsnip or parsley
I haven't had a parsnip in forever! I should buy parsnips soon. |
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Cilantro!!! Love it!!!!!
M MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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Imago said: SammiJ said: GINGER....
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Imago said: SammiJ said: GINGER....
Ginger...  | |
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Justin1972UK said: Cinnamon.
that's a very close second... for a bit i was called cinnamon girl, even before the prince song 
and before i knew about that, other, song. 
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WillyWonka said: Garlic.
Garlic makes almost anything taste great, in my opinion. I went through a heavy garlic phase a few years back, and while I still LOVE it, I use it much less these days. |
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CarrieMpls said: SammiJ said: GINGER....
I'm a big fan of ginger too. I love grating and cutting up fresh ginger.crush it and boil it makes for an amazing tea to relax the body after a long day | |
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Anx said: i use cayenne powder in just about everything i cook, though...cumin isn't quite as versatile. meanwhile, i can put hot powder on the table in between my salt and pepper shakers.
Everything I make has to have onion in it. Absolutely everything. I'm in a crazy onion phase. |
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I thought this thread was about drugs.   | |
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1) Thai Red Chillies
2) Fresh Cilantro 3) Lemon Grass 4) Fresh Garlic 5) Fresh Holly Basil 6) Fresh Sweet Basil 7) Cinamon 8) Cumin 9) Ginger 10) Nutmeg spicy-ass edit  [Edited 5/9/06 14:56pm] | |
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WillyWonka said: Justin1972UK said: Cinnamon.
Seinfeld said it all. | |
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Imago said: 1) Thai Red Chillies
2) Fresh Cilantro 3) Lemon Grass 4) Fresh Garlic 5) Fresh Holly Basil 6) Fresh Sweet Basil 7) Cinamon 8) Cumin 9) Ginger 10) Nutmeg spicy-ass edit
[Edited 5/9/06 14:56pm] sweet basil |
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SammiJ said: CarrieMpls said: I'm a big fan of ginger too. I love grating and cutting up fresh ginger.crush it and boil it makes for an amazing tea to relax the body after a long day Ginger is a delicious flavor. I know of somebody who buys a ginger root and chews on it, raw. I've never gone that far myself but she says it's great. | |
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coolcat said: I thought this thread was about drugs. I don't do drugs.  |
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