Golden turmeric rice
Stir a pinch of turmeric into rice as it cooks. Finish with olive oil, lemon and fresh herbs.
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Cinnamon apple oats
Warm oats with milk or water, diced apple and a sprinkle of cinnamon. Top with nuts.
Ginger lemon tea
Steep fresh ginger slices in hot water. Add lemon and a little honey to taste.
Star anise poached pears
Simmer pear halves gently with water, a little sugar and star anise until tender.
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- A guide to 100 natural spices
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A pinch of cinnamon. A little ginger. The warm color of turmeric in a pot on the stove.
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