Bay Leaf
Bay leaves are a fragrant leaf from the laurel tree used as an herb. Bay leaves are available whole—either fresh or dried—or ground into a powder. The leaves are added to slow-cooked recipes, such as soups, sauces, and stews, and are removed before serving the dish. They have a floral and herbal scent reminiscent of oregano and thyme and are used more often than any other herb.
Fourth time making this recipe but the first time actually taking notes and putting it into the website.
A copy of (ChiliOil1) but with some shallots added.
Similar to: Sichuan Chile Oil (ChiliOil1)
Similar to the previous Chili Oils but with dehydrated garlic chips added to the mason jar with the chili flakes.
Similar to: Sichuan Chile Oil w/ Shallot (ChiliOil2)
Making the normal version + a bit extra to give to my father.
Similar to: Sichuan Chile Oil (ChiliOil1)
This is the base Chili Oil recipe with Grapeseed Oil substituted for the Vegetable Oil. I'm aiming for a more neutral oil flavor.
Similar to: Sichuan Chile Oil (ChiliOil1)
Similar to (ChiliOil4) this was split in to two containers; one for my father. The main difference with this one is that I toasted some of the spices before adding them to the oil.
Similar to: Sichuan Chile Oil (ChiliOil4)