AdventurerKatziThis herbal salt is made of jerk-zuck itself. Without precise prescriptions it is easy to get your own herbal salt creation. Try it out.
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You need coarse, natural sea salt.
In addition, you need dried herbs. Choose the herbs according to your taste: e.g. basil and rosemary, or herbs of the provance and basil.
First pour the salt into the smoothie maker's glass. Then add the herbs. The ratio should be 2/3 salt and 1/3 herbs.
Now you only turn on and off the smoothie maker for a short time. Repeat the process until you like the result.
Shake the smoothie glass in between, so that salt and herbs mix well.
The herbal salt is ready.
Print out a label or paint one for yourself. Here are two templates:
Then cut out a label.
Fill the herbal salt in an empty spice glass.
Finally, stick the label on the glass.
Finished is a pretty individual gift.
Perhaps also a gift idea for a good cook or as a gift for Mother's Day.
Have fun trying it out!
Materials
Directions
You need coarse, natural sea salt.
In addition, you need dried herbs. Choose the herbs according to your taste: e.g. basil and rosemary, or herbs of the provance and basil.
First pour the salt into the smoothie maker's glass. Then add the herbs. The ratio should be 2/3 salt and 1/3 herbs.
Now you only turn on and off the smoothie maker for a short time. Repeat the process until you like the result.
Shake the smoothie glass in between, so that salt and herbs mix well.
The herbal salt is ready.
Print out a label or paint one for yourself. Here are two templates:
Then cut out a label.
Fill the herbal salt in an empty spice glass.
Finally, stick the label on the glass.
Finished is a pretty individual gift.
Perhaps also a gift idea for a good cook or as a gift for Mother's Day.
Have fun trying it out!
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