Basil Leaf Powder

Basil Leaf PowderBotanical Name Ocimum basilicum Other Names Common Basil, Sweet Basil Origin Egypt Flavor Profile Spicy and sweet, with a hint of anise. Combines well with most vegetables, especially potatoes, tomatoes and fennel. Culinary Usages Infuse in oil for lotions, creams and salves and in vinegar for use as a skin wash and hair rinse. Cosmetic Usages Sprinkle into soups, stews, tomato based dishes and other cooked foods. Aromatic Usages Add to incense

Because they have a shelf life of up to two years they are great for those who formulate in small batches

blend with other powdered herbs and flowers to produce eye shadow

Culinary Usages - The bark is usually tinctured

chamomile is also an ingredient in skin care creams and lotions

lotions and other cosmetic products

It is considered a complete protein containing 22 amino acids

Jiaogulan is very palatable and readily accepted by horses

or use in papermaking and in other crafts

The plant contains various glycosides that provide a sweet taste many times that of table sugar but without the calories or any effect on blood sugar

Moringa is native to the sub Himalayan mountain region particularly in India and has been introduced to southwest Asia

Dog's Lettuce

in food and snack items