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Herbs & Spices www.TheCookingMAP.com About 22 Authors 1. Healthy Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/olivia-lopez 2. Bread Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/emma-kim 3. Dessert Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/sophia-garcia 4. Fruit and Vegetable Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/emily-chan 5. Drink Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/nathan-nelson 6. Pasta and Noodles Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/jack-lemmon 7. Salad Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/henry-fox 8. Appetizer and Snack Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/ella-martinez 9. BBQ & Grilling Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/ellie-lewis 10. Breakfast and Brunch Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/anna-lee 11. Dinner Recipe Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/victoria-lopez 12. Everyday Cooking Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/sofia-rivera 13. Holiday Food Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/chloe-webb 14. {Cooking by Ingredient Land}: https://www.thecookingmap.com/lily-li 15. Lunch Recipe Land : https://www.thecookingmap.com/lucy-liu 16. Main Dish Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/benjamin-tee 17. Meat and Poultry Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/nora-perry 18. Seafood Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/mila-mason 19. Side Dish Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/amelia-vega 20. Soup and Stew Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/liam-fox 21. U.S.A Recipe Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/lucas-neill 22. World Cuisine Land: https://www.thecookingmap.com/avery-moore Herbs & Spices 365 Enjoy 365 Days with Amazing Herb & Spice Recipes in Your Own Herb & Spice Cookbook (Herbs & Spices- Volume 1) Lily Li Copyright: Published in the United States by Lily Li/ © LILY LI Published on November 12, 2018 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in retrieval system, copied in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise transmitted without written permission from the publisher. Please do not participate in or encourage piracy of this material in any way. You must not circulate this book in any format. LILY LI does not control or direct users’ actions and is not responsible for the information or content shared, harm and/or actions of the book readers. In accordance with the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, the scanning, uploading and electronic sharing of any part of this book without the permission of the publisher constitute unlawful piracy and theft of the author’s intellectual property. If you would like to use material from the book (other than just simply for reviewing the book), prior permission must be obtained by contacting the author at [email protected] Thank you for your support of the author’s rights. Get Started with 5 AWESOME Gift BONUS #1: Backyard Ideas For Fun And Frolic Backyard Ideas For Fun And Frolic (eBook – PDF) >> Click HERE to DOWNLOAD << BONUS #2: Paleo Recipes To Keep You In Shape Paleo Recipes To Keep You In Shape (eBook – PDF) >> Click HERE to DOWNLOAD << BONUS #3: Healthy Homemade Dog Food Healthy Homemade Dog Food (eBook – PDF) >> Click HERE to DOWNLOAD << BONUS #4: FREE PDF - FULL 365 ILLUSTRATIONS Herbs & Spices 365 Volume 1 with FULL 365 ILLUSTRATIONS: Follow the instructions at the end to receive this eBook FREE! BONUS #5: [Super Gift] 50+ Awesome eBooks (Cookbook, Healthy Guides and More) Follow the instructions at the end to receive all these awesome eBooks FREE! Contents Get Started with 5 AWESOME Gift .................................................................................................. 4 BONUS #1: Backyard Ideas For Fun And Frolic .................................................................................................... 4 BONUS #2: Paleo Recipes To Keep You In Shape ................................................................................................. 5 BONUS #3: Healthy Homemade Dog Food .............................................................................................................. 6 BONUS #4: FREE PDF - FULL 365 ILLUSTRATIONS .............................................................................................. 7 BONUS #5: [Super Gift] 50+ Awesome eBooks (Cookbook, Healthy Guides and More) ........................ 8 Contents .................................................................................................................................................. 9 Introduction......................................................................................................................................... 17 Chapter 1: Herb Recipes .................................................................................................................. 19 1. Absolutely Fabulous GreekHouse Dressing .................................................................................................................................. 20 2. Afghan Tomato Soup Aush Goshti ..................................................................................................................................................... 22 3. AlcoholFree Mojitos ................................................................................................................................................................................. 24 4. American Gyros .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 5. Artichoke Bites III ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 6. Asian Fiesta Chicken Marinade ........................................................................................................................................................... 30 7. Asian Poached Chicken Noodle ........................................................................................................................................................... 32 8. Asparagus Soup I ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 33 9. Authentic Thai Steak Salad ................................................................................................................................................................... 34 10. Avocado Hummus ................................................................................................................................................................................ 36 11. Baby Carrots with Dill Butter ......................................................................................................................................................... 38 12. Baked Rosa Maria Fries ..................................................................................................................................................................... 39 13. Barbequed Thai Style Chicken ....................................................................................................................................................... 41 14. Basic Marinara for the Instant Pot ............................................................................................................................................... 43 15. Basil and Sundried Tomato Bread ................................................................................................................................................ 45 16. Basil Chicken over Angel Hair ........................................................................................................................................................ 47 17. Basil Lemonade ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 49 18. Basil Pesto Bread ................................................................................................................................................................................. 50 19. Bean and Tomato Stew with Sage ................................................................................................................................................ 52 20. Big Rays Mediterranean Salad Dressing .................................................................................................................................... 54 21. Boranie Bademjan Persian Eggplant Yogurt Dip ................................................................................................................... 56 22. Broiled Sweet and Tangy Tilapia .................................................................................................................................................. 57 23. Caribbean Chicken with PineappleCilantro Rice ................................................................................................................... 59 24. Cheddar Mushroom Pork Steaks .................................................................................................................................................. 61 25. Cheesy Ham and Asparagus Bake ................................................................................................................................................. 62 26. Chef Johns Classic Guacamole .......................................................................................................................................................
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