Lungwort Herb c/s

Lungwort Herb c/sBotanical Name Pulmonaria officinalis Other Names Common Lungwort, Our Ladys Milk Drops, Spotted Lungwort, Oak Lungs, Sage of Jerusalem, Herbe aux Poumons, Soldiers and Sailors, Spotted Dog, Joseph and Mary, Jerusalem, Cowslip and Bethlehem Sage. Origin Hungary Typical Preparations Honey Sweetened Tea, Tincture, Distilled Water Infusion,Vegetable Substitute Flavor Profile Bitter with a high mucilage content. Culinary Usages Lungwort can be substituted

pleasant flavor

Ginger and Lemon Peel come together and transport you back in time to Grandma’s kitchen table

Or try mixing Caraway Seed with ginger and salt to make a traditional German butter spread

Flavor is neutral

the herb typically resides at the table next to the salt and pepper

Precautions - This herb may increase the sedative effects of antidepressants

Blends well with many other herbs and flowers

stews and other foods during cooking

and chicken and fish

Dried lobelia is most often tinctured or used to make strong infusions for herbal ointments

Galangal is a perennial plant indigenous to China and Southeast Asia

Chili powder and chile pepper powder are often mixed up