Spotlight on Turmeric
(Page 5 of 5)
July/August 2007
By Lynda McCullough
Turmeric Tips
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• Protect it from the elements. Store turmeric in a dark, cool place, away from light. A foil-wrapped, tightly capped bottle stored in the refrigerator is ideal.
• Stabilize it with acids. When possible, use turmeric in acid-containing recipes, such as salad dressing and tomato-based dishes. Or add a little vinegar or lemon juice to stews or vegetables, just enough to lend a faint, pleasing tartness that will stabilize the curcumin, as well.
Resources
Frontier Natural Products Co-op
(800) 669-3275
www.FrontierCoop.com
Herb Pharm
(800) 348-4372
www.Herb-Pharm.com
Monterey Bay Spice Company
(800) 500-6148
www.HerbCo.com
Mountain Rose Herbs
(800) 879-3337
www.MountainRoseHerbs.com
Natural Factors
(800) 322-8704
www.NaturalFactors.com
San Francisco Herb & Natural Food Co.
(800) 227-2830
www.HerbSpiceTea.com
Lynda McCullough is a freelance writer and yoga teacher living in Loveland, Colorado.
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