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herb & spice combinations

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Just looking for some herb/spice combination recommendations. More savory, but sweet are welcome too.
post #2 of 9
what is it for? meat? what kind of meat?
post #3 of 9
this is an incredibly broad question. you will probably get more feedback if you specified what you're cooking.
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herb/spice combo

I am infusing oils for a line of gourmet popcorns i been asked to create. just looking for some ideas.
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its still, unfortunately a too broad a question, as it appears that almost any combination of anything will be okay here? are there any perameters? any expectations?

you could always check out this website; its one of my favourites, and I've created some magical flavour combinations with it when I have little experience with the particular ingredients: FoodPairing - Combining foods for new tastes
post #6 of 9
Look online for the book - Herb Mixtures & Spicy Blends by Maggie Oster.
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for popcorn eh? You been working on this a while iirc.  Garlic, ginger and soy.  honey mustard.  rosemary and thyme with a hint of anise.  Mae Ploy, I love this stuff.  caramelized onions. butternut and tarragon with coconut milk and coriander.  there is the whole realm of curries in general or trying for Chili verde or Chili Colorado
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Originally Posted by Foodie4life View Post

I am infusing oils for a line of gourmet popcorns i been asked to create. just looking for some ideas.

i infuse Pomace oil with garlic cloves, fresh rosemary, fresh thyme, fresh oregano/marjoram, and chopped chilli peppers. 

place the oil and herbs, garlic, chilli's etc in a thick bottomed pan and heat slowly to a temperature of  90deg celcius no higher, take of the heat and leave to cool before using. then gently warm the oil through before using as desired either in a bain marie or microwave

post #9 of 9
Don't forget ground hot chili--it goes great with popcorn. I dust my freshly popped popcorn with very finely ground salt and a little chili--yum!

George (author of What Recipes Don't Telll You)
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