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Comprehensive Herb List: Culinary & Medicinal Uses from Angelica to Tarragon

Herbs (leafy parts) and spices (seeds, bark, roots, fruit) flavor food and heal. Some plants are both—e.g., dill leaves (herb) and dill seeds (spice).

Assorted fresh herbs and spices

Quick-Reference Herb Table

HerbPrimary Uses
AngelicaFlavoring baked goods; stalks medicinal
ArugulaSalad green
Bay LeafMeat/poultry/vegetable dishes; headaches, migraines; antifungal, anti-inflammatory
BasilPesto, soups; asthma, stress
BergamotPerfume oil
ChervilFlavoring; lowers BP, blood purifier
CicelyScandinavian cuisine flavoring
ChamomileTea; sedative, insomnia, skin rashes
CalendulaSkin infections; tea flavoring
CatnipTeas, salads
ChivesGarnish
CorianderFlavoring; digestion aid
DandelionDigestive stimulant; detox
Dill LeavesGarnish; soothes stomach, indigestion
FennelFood, teas; perfume oil
HyssopAppetite stimulant; digestion
LavenderTea, pastries; aromatherapy; sleep aid
Curry LeavesSE Asian cuisine; antiseptic
Lemon BalmHerbal teas, candies
Lemon VerbenaFlavored teas; aromatherapy oil
LemongrassThai cuisine
MarjoramSoups, stews
MintTeas, relishes, flavoring
OreganoMeat/poultry; antiseptic
ParsleyGarnish & flavor (many cuisines)
Pandan LeavesSE Asian cuisines
RosemaryMeat/poultry; astringent; essential oil
SageItalian/Mediterranean cooking
SavoryExpectorant; soups, stews
SorrelSalads, soups, stews
ThymeMeat/poultry (many cuisines)
TarragonMeat/poultry flavoring

Medicinal herbs require expert guidance. Keep this list handy for cooking and wellness.

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