A favourite recipe of mine, inspired by Rosemary Gladstar’s wonderful book ‘Fire Cider’
Read MoreA traditional syrup recipe. Take a teaspoon every few hours for coughs, colds, and flu. Use as a cordial and dilute with boiling water to drink. Add a teaspoon to yoghurt or porridge breakfast.
Read MoreThis recipe is an earth remedy derived from an American Indian Healing Arts formula described as providing a ‘meal in itself’. A tasty and warming early spring tonic soup which enlivens, stimulates and boosts circulation.
Read MoreMoisturising body butter made with natural plant oils and butters, herbal infusion and pure essential oils for a soothing skin care application.
Read MoreRecipe for a salve to practice your skills with a pestle and mortar. A perfect salve to create through the summer months which uses calendula, lavender, rosemary, sage and mint.
An all-natural recipe to make at home.
’hydrosols’ are essentially aromatic, floral waters created by using a traditional alembic still. During the process, the volatile oils and vital properties of a plant are vapourised, and imparted into the resulting compound.
Read MoreSuffolk Herber in the Kitchen:
A cooling and zingy delicious alternative to the bought versions. This simple to make cooler is based on a fresh lemongrass infusion with a rooibos teabag dipped in to add the ‘tea’ flavour.
Read MoreCommon Mallow (Malva sylvestris) has anti inflammatory, soothing and emollient properties that combine with the other ingredients in this recipe to moisturise the skin during the sunny summer days.
Read MoreThis Winter Warmer from the herber kitchen is a delicious and versatile warming syrup with medicinal hints and smooth rich flavours.
Read MoreHoney is both an emollient and demulcent when taken internally, and a soothing moisturiser when applied topically.
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