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Why we like this gift
We think this Boreal Spice Kit from Floem is a fantastic way to explore these forest products in your cooking! Hand-picked in Quebec, these four products will fill your kitchen with incredible flavours and take your recipe ideas to the next level. They also come in neat little reusable jars to keep these essences of the forest fresh in between cooking sessions.
It's a unique, bold and nordic gift.
Boreal Spice to Discover
Balsam Fir (15g)
Soothing properties that helps relieve stress and promotes relaxation.
Use balsam fir in cooking with roasted meats, on salmon in gravlax or smoked salmon, or in shortbread cookies. Infuse it in honey, vinegar or a simple syrup. For beverages, you can infuse it as a tea or use it to make cocktails/mocktails.
Dune Pepper (50g)
A good source of vitality, energy with antioxidant properties.
Use dune pepper in cooking with duck breast, meats, risotto, and even fish. Infuse it in honey, vinegar, or maple syrup. It also pairs beautifully with chocolate.
Labrador Tea (7g)
Soothes inflammation and has antioxidant properties.
In the kitchen, use Labrador tea with roast chicken, mushroom soup or smoked salmon. You can also use it as an infusion to make a simple syrup for cocktails and mocktails, or a maple syrup with berries. Add it to a hot apple cider in winter!
Wintergreen (7g)
Anti-stress properties and promote restful sleep.
Wintergreen is perfect for desserts. Use it in ice cream, mixed with berries in a pie or homemade meringues. This plant adds a lovely mint flavour.
Floem offers herbal teas made from Labrador tea with innovative flavors, with wild ingredients hand-picked in the boreal forest and the meadows of Quebec. It's a beautiful Canadian company to discover.
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