10 provencal spice Recipes

turkey (14 to 23 lb.), olive or salad oil, chinese five-spice , jamaican jerk, provencal, red curry, or southwest chili rub (recipes below), salt and pepper, savory gravy, artichoke-parmesan sourdough dressing (optional)

lemons , zest of, whole, garlic, thinly sliced, fresh rosemary leaf, fresh sage, kosher salt, pepper, freshly ground

asparagus, bunch cooked, in thick slices, onion, diced, capsicum, red and green diced, sweet corn, cooked, tomato, diced, bacon, slices chopped, salami, hot, chopped, herbes de provence, peri-peri , spice, cheese , raclette or 250 g a melting, potatoes, baby, cooked

stew meat, cut into 1 inch chunks, wine (i used white), beef stock (i used oxo powder), water, bay leaves, steak spice, herbs , de provence, salt, pepper, pumpkin puree (i used fresh. if you use canned, you may need a little less because it s more concentrated), vegetables , of your choice

chicken breasts , skinless butterflied, spices (herbes de provences or mexican seasoning mix or), margarine, onion, chopped, mushrooms, fresh or 250 g frozen porcini mushrooms, in pieces, white wine, heavy cream, broth, cornflour, garlic cloves, minced, lemon zest, grated, chives, chopped (or more or other herbs to taste), black pepper, salt, chives , for decoration

dried basil, dried marjoram, dried oregano, dried rosemary, dried savory or 1 tbsp dried summer savory, dried thyme

eggs, milk, fine dry breadcrumb, chopped onion, shallot , finley diced, garlic clove, finely chopped, herbes de provence, chopped fresh parsley, ground sea salt, montreal steak spice, ground ancho chili, fresh ground black pepper, worcestershire sauce, jalapeno flavored tabasco sauce, prepred horseradish, whole grain mustard, lean ground beef, hp steak sauce

potatoes , scrubbed and cubed (do not peel), water (from potatoes -- see below), onion , chopped pretty fine, garlic, crushed, dried basil, dried herbes de provence, whole or 2% milk, butter, melted, flour, cheddar cheese, shredded, salt & pepper to taste; paprika is nice, too. (so is turmeric, my new favorite spice - try it!)