Les Herbes de Provence is a medley of various dried herbs that you can find in the Provencal region. The usual ingredients are savory, rosemary, marjoram, oregano, sage, basil and thyme. Many blend of herbs de Provence can be found and use in cooking to enhance the flavours.

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Herbs of Provence - ©Gate74-Pixabay

A very easy tip: while cooking a pork or beef roast or even a chicken in the oven, mix some herbs with a good olive oil - that you brought back from your trip in Provence - and spread it on the meat : it will make like a crust and give a delicious flavor to your dish.

Herbes de provence, such as thyme or rosemary are also excellent as essential oils to treat colds or sinus congestion. And last but not least, lavender oil has relaxing/sleeping virtues: just a drop of lavender oil on your pillow and you’ll sleep like a baby.

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Teresa & Garry
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Our Travelers’ Photos

The Rimlinger Family
from Australia
Came to find out about their French ancestors
..& the Oyster Guy !
in Biarritz Food Market with Maureen & Roy
Sue & Chris
Romantic night in Montecarlo
Beth & Joe
From the US
Enjoying breakfast at the B&B in Southern Provence
Shirley & Bob
from the US
After a concert in Paris
Susan & Gary
From the US
At the summit of the famous Mont Ventoux in Provence (famous as a mythical step of the Tour de France)
Mike & Lynda
from the US
Wine Tasting in Bordeaux
Kim
From the US
Enjoying a glass of wine in Amboise
Dennis
from Australia
Hiking in the Dentelles in Provence
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from the US
Buying cheese in Rocamadour
Margaret & Peter
from Canada
On the Eiffel Tower in Paris
Bonnie & Steve
from the US
in Provence

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