Herbs
Fresh Herbs, and How Late to Add Each One
Fresh herbs are mostly water and volatile oil, so heat is what decides whether they taste of anything by the time the dish reaches the table. These eight profiles cover basil, parsley, cilantro, dill, mint, chives, tarragon, and lemongrass, and each one says how late to add it and which part of the plant to use.
In this collection 8 profiles
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BasilBasil is a heat-fragile herb, so add it raw…

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ChivesChives are the mildest onion in the kitchen…

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CilantroCilantro tastes bright and citrusy to most…

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DillDill loses much of its leafy aroma when it…

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LemongrassLemongrass gives food a lemon-like aroma…

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ParsleyParsley is the bulk of most dishes that made…

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TarragonTwo different plants are sold as tarragon…

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MintUse mint to cool and lift food that feels…
