Perfect Simple Citrus Chicken

Pungent and spicy at first, the flavor mellows and sweetens considerably as it cooks. Great for garlic bread, dry rubs, or anywhere you need a quick hit of garlicky goodness.

Gilroy, California claims itself as the garlic capital of the world, but there’s a strong challenger in the midwest: the name Chicago is adapted from a Native American word for wild garlic.

This British-Indian blend is mild—more British than Indian. The flavors of 8 different spices combine to create a flavor that’s rich and tangy with a slight earthiness.

The complex, intertwined history of Britain and India can be tasted in this spice mix, which was inspired by the spices of Southeastern India, but formulated for the Western palate.

Woody, piney notes blend together to create a fresh scent that’s very fragrant. The flavor has an evergreen quality that makes it crisp, like fresh winter air.

Rosemary is considered the first modern perfume. Napoleon loved the scent so much that he made guests bathe in it and once said that those who don’t love the smell of rosemary are terrible lovers.