Fresh herbs
Fresh herbs bring freshness, fragrance and nuance to dishes. From parsley, chives and dill to basil, mint and coriander, they are used to brighten flavours, round them out or give a preparation more character.
On this page, you will discover different types of fresh herbs, with attention to flavour, culinary use, storage and applications in the kitchen. This gives you a clear overview of which herbs suit fish, meat, vegetables, salads, sauces and dishes from a range of cuisines.
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Dill
Read moreA refined herb with a fresh, aniseed-like aroma, classically used with fish, potatoes, cucumber and pickled preparations.
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Parsley
Read moreA fresh, green herb with a gentle aromatic character, widely used in salads, sauces, soups and warm dishes.
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Chives
Read moreA delicate and mild herb with light onion notes that pairs well with eggs, potatoes, salads, fish and creamy sauces.
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Basil
Read moreA fragrant herb with a soft, lightly peppery aroma, much loved in salads, pasta dishes, tomato-based dishes and Mediterranean preparations.
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Mint
Read moreA fresh and aromatic herb with a cool flavour that works well in salads, yoghurt, tea, desserts and Middle Eastern dishes
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Coriander
Read moreA distinctive herb with a fresh, citrusy aroma, widely used in Asian, Middle Eastern and Latin American dishes.
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Chervil
Read moreA fine and elegant herb with soft aniseed-like notes that works well in soups, egg dishes, salads and light sauces.
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Tarragon
Read moreAn aromatic herb with a refined, lightly aniseed-like flavour, classically used in sauces, chicken dishes, fish and vinegar-based preparations.
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Lemon balm
Read moreA gentle herb with fresh citrus notes that works well in tea, desserts, fruit salads and light summer dishes.
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Sage
Read moreA powerful and aromatic herb with warm, lightly resinous notes that pairs well with meat, butter, pasta, pumpkin and oven dishes.