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Spice apothecary : blending and using common spices for everyday health

Clare, Bevin (author.).

Summary: "Spices are universally recognized as a source of flavor and aromatics, but in cultures around the world, these plant parts have a long history as source of medicine. In Spice Apothecary, author Bevin Clare combines her training in herbalism and nutrition to inspire a return to the kitchen spice cabinet for better health and healing. Focusing on 19 common culinary spices that are easy to source and prized for their flavor, this practical guide highlights each spice’s role in supporting wellness goals and delivers creative and impactful ways to incorporate key health-boosting spices into everyday life. To bolster the immune system, chili, garlic, ginger, and mustard are best. Celery seed, parsley, and sage support kidney function, while the respiratory system benefits most from ginger, mint, and thyme. Learn the best way to harness each spice’s medicinal power, the proper way to store spices, and how to determine your daily dose. Then, prepare customized dried spice blends and use them in delicious dips, soups, sauces, and even sweets that deliver flavor and healing."--

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  • ISBN: 9781635860887
  • ISBN: 1635860881
  • Physical Description: print
    169 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm.
  • Publisher: North Adams, Massachusettes : Storey Books 2020.

Content descriptions

General Note:
[Hardcover]
Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliography (pages 156-160) and index (pages 162-169).
Formatted Contents Note: Dedication -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Our Connection to Spices -- The Global Spice Trade -- Understanding the Plants -- Plant Families / Chapter 2: How Medicinal Spices Work -- Spices in Our Diet -- Phytochemical Powerhouses -- Research on Medicinal Spices -- Spices and Disease Prevention -- Spice Synergy / Chapter 3: Creating Your Spice Apothecary -- Fresh vs Dried -- Buying -- Storing -- The Daily Dose -- Essential Spices -- Medicinal Use and Dosage Chart / Chapter 4: Using Spices to Support Health Goals -- Bolster Immune Protection and Defense -- Healthy Connections -- Create Calm and Focus -- Strengthen Digestion -- Balancing Flow for Kidney Health -- Support a Healthy Heart -- Breathe Easy for Respiratory Health -- Health Concerns Chart / Chapter 5: Recipes -- Blending Spices -- Dried Spice Blends -- Measuring in Parts -- Recipes for Dried Spice Blends -- Fresh Herb and Spice Recipes / Appendix: A Health Care Practitioner's Guide to Using Medicinal Spices -- Acknowledgments -- Resources -- Bibliography -- Index.
Subject: Spices -- Therapeutic use
Spices -- Health aspects
Cooking (Herbs)

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Summary: "Spices are universally recognized as a source of flavor and aromatics, but in cultures around the world, these plant parts have a long history as source of medicine. In Spice Apothecary, author Bevin Clare combines her training in herbalism and nutrition to inspire a return to the kitchen spice cabinet for better health and healing. Focusing on 19 common culinary spices that are easy to source and prized for their flavor, this practical guide highlights each spice’s role in supporting wellness goals and delivers creative and impactful ways to incorporate key health-boosting spices into everyday life. To bolster the immune system, chili, garlic, ginger, and mustard are best. Celery seed, parsley, and sage support kidney function, while the respiratory system benefits most from ginger, mint, and thyme. Learn the best way to harness each spice’s medicinal power, the proper way to store spices, and how to determine your daily dose. Then, prepare customized dried spice blends and use them in delicious dips, soups, sauces, and even sweets that deliver flavor and healing."--
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