An aromatic dried herb that grows wild throughout Mexico and the southwestern U.S., epazote has a highly piney-balmy odor reminiscent of a tropical rain forest. It is known as one of the most effective neutralizers of stomach gas produced by beans. Epazote leaves are very popular in herbal tea infusions, and can be used in flavoring meats, beans, and peas. It is best to cook the leaves into a dish instead of using them as a garnish.
Ingredients
Epazote Leaves.
Origin
Unknown
Tips for Success
Great for cooking beans, stew, soups, quesadillas, and sauces.
FAQ
How old are these spices?
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Are these spices certified organic?
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