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Still too hot to cook? This is a good time for a n Still too hot to cook? This is a good time for a no-cook herbal meal.
This green garden soup comes together in a food processor with fresh greens, herbs, and a few simple ingredients, and it takes advantage of those late-season greens. It’s an easy way to make a real meal without standing over the stove.
Cilantro, basil, dandelion leaf, and cumin all bring their own flavor and traditional herbal uses to the bowl. Dandelion adds leafy greens, basil and cilantro keep it fresh, and cumin gives the soup a little more depth.
The recipe is flexible too. You can work with the greens and herbs you have on hand and adjust it to what tastes good to you.
🌿 Comment THK26 to learn more about The Herbal Kitchen and find herbal recipes like this one.
✅ Save this for the next hot day when you don’t want to cook.
💚 Share it with someone who could use an easy no-cook meal.
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This is not the fire cider recipe you’re used to. This is not the fire cider recipe you’re used to. 🌿
I start with the traditional mix of garlic, onion, ginger, horseradish, cayenne, and apple cider vinegar, then I add elderberry.
The elderberry softens some of the intensity and gives the blend a different feel and an immune system boost while keeping the character of fire cider.
It still needs time to infuse, so this is one of those recipes that makes sense to start before cold season is fully underway.
And once it’s ready, I don’t only use it by the spoonful. I also add it to salad dressings, marinades, tea, and kombucha.
🌿 Comment EFC26 and I’ll send you the full Elderberry Fire Cider recipe.
✅ Save this so you remember to start a batch.
💚 Share this with someone who already makes fire cider every fall.
#firecider #elderberryfirecider #homeremedies #herbalrecipes #kamimcbride
Is your apothecary stocked for cold season? Early Is your apothecary stocked for cold season?
Early fall is when I start looking at what we have on hand and what I want to prepare for the months ahead.
That might mean an immune-supporting tea blend on the counter, a jar of herbal honey, medicinal oils, fire cider infusing on the shelf, a tonic syrup, or respiratory herbs ready to use.
Some preparations need time to infuse, which is why I like to start making them while the seasons are changing instead of waiting until we need them.
You don’t have to make everything at once. Start with the remedies your family uses most and build from there.
🌿 Comment NEWSLETTER26 and I’ll send you my latest herbal recipes and home remedies for the season.
✅ Save this as a reminder to check what’s in your apothecary this fall.
💚 Share it with someone who’s getting their herbal kitchen ready for cold season.
#fallherbs #homeapothecary #herbalkitchen #homeremedies #kamimcbride
This is the time of year when I spend more time in This is the time of year when I spend more time in my kitchen.
The last of the summer harvest is coming in, the weather is starting to change, and I’m getting a few things ready for the season ahead.
My tamari garlic is infusing on the shelf. My herbal oils are going up while the late summer plants are still fresh. And I’m blending an immune-supporting tea so it’s ready for the whole family to use.
This is what stocking an apothecary looks like in real life. A few jars at a time, made when the herbs are available, so they’re ready when the season changes.
Fall is a good time to look at what you have, what needs to be made, and what you want ready in your kitchen.
What are you preparing for your apothecary this fall? Share it in the comments.
#apothecary #fallherbs #herbalkitchen #homeremedies #herbalhealing
#yerbasanta #herbalmedicine #herbalapothecary #kam #yerbasanta #herbalmedicine #herbalapothecary #kamimcbride #herbalremedies What’s going into your winter apothecary?
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