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ABC-Spices Peppermint If there is a symbol for spring and summer in the kitchen, it’s peppermint. An aromatic variety of mint, fresher and softer, grown the world round. Dried peppermint is used in recipes from the Middle East and Europe to flavour vegetables and meats lightly. It goes with fresh vegetables like peas, broad beans, […]https://carmencita.com/wp-content/uploads/abespeciario/flecha_ab_izq.png