Fresh, fragrant, nutritious — and endlessly creative. Discover the world of edible plants, herbs, and their culinary uses.
Plant-Based Recipes
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Sweet, peppery, perfect for salads and pasta
Best uses: Pesto, salads, pastaWoody, aromatic, ideal for roasting
Best uses: Roasted potatoes, breadFloral, calming, great for cookies and teas
Best uses: Cookies, teas, dessertsNutrient-dense, earthy, perfect for soups
Best uses: Soups, teas, pestoFresh, cooling, versatile herb
Best uses: Drinks, salads, dessertsEarthy, subtle, enhances savory dishes
Best uses: Roasts, soups, stewsWhat's fresh and in season right now
Sweet, aromatic herb
Juicy, flavorful fruit
Colorful, delicate
Floral, calming
Rinse gently, pat dry, store in damp paper towel in fridge
Boil 30 seconds, shock in ice water to preserve color
Add herbs to oil/vinegar, let sit 2 weeks for flavor
Hang to dry or freeze in ice cube trays with oil
Use pesticide-free flowers, add at end of cooking
Take only what you need, never uproot plants
Pesto, chimichurri, herb yogurt
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12 recipesNettle soup, herb broths
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6 recipesRich in vitamins A, C, K and minerals like iron and calcium
Turmeric, ginger, and rosemary reduce inflammation
Mint, fennel, and chamomile soothe digestive issues
Pair iron-rich greens with vitamin C for absorption
Combine herbs, greens, and colorful vegetables
Use field guides and apps, never eat unless 100% sure
Avoid plants near roads, treated lawns, or polluted areas
Start with easy-to-identify plants like nettles and dandelions
Wear gloves when picking, cooking removes the sting
Take only 10% of a patch, leave roots intact