The dried herbs are organically grown, made by Claudia's Herbs in Orleans in California. Seems that people always focus on the high price of organic food. But for sure, we won't spray chemical on our tongue, then I see no reason why we would put it into our stomach just because it's on food.
I have looked up an old interview on Claudia that has explained how the intense amount of manual labor goes into the production. Every cent we spend makes a perfect sense.
Thanks Christine for the best choice of gift! She doesn't stop at one; she also gave me organically grown solstice soup blend (dried celery, sage, rosemary, thyme), nothing better than a warm and healthy soup to fight the cold weather!
I cooked the dish based on Christine's herb encrusted pacific snapper. I, of course, have used her fantastic fish blend, and adopted a bit Chinese cooking method. Basically, we like to add (quite a lot) garlic while pre-heating the oil, sort of 'flavoring' the oil.
There will be many more bloggers receiving their best Season's Eatings' gifts, please swing by Katie's Thyme for Cooking from time to time, to enjoy her wicked writing and the Season's Eatings' round up by late December.
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10 comments:
What a refined dish! That fish looks so lovely!
Cheers,
Rosa
Very handsome looking dish Gattina. I wish you're my neighbour, seriously.
Hi Gattina. I'm so glad you like the herbs. I knew you would create a fantastic and awesome looking dish, and so you have.
Give the right cook the right gift and stand back. Just fabulous!!
That is gorgeous. Gattina!
Any left? I could be there in less than a day....
This is beautiful!
I want to be encrusted with those herbs! Your food as always, looks beautifully alluring- YUM.
Elegant looking dish! The taste must be great too! ;)
I love your blog:)
I hope it will be easy in preparing it and will taste very soon...
Oh, this looks so good! Christine has some wonderful recipes. ;-)
paz
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