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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Herbs de Provence-Give Away!

***Give-Away now closed-the winner was #58 Jean. Thanks everyone!***
Hey everyone! Back in June I wrote about harvesting my lavender, it has dried out nicely and I decided to make some Herbs de Provence. It's great on chicken, potatoes and many other things.
I have a bottle to share, simply leave a comment letting me know you'd like it and I'll 
pick a winner on Monday, August 8th! 

Earl says "ooh la la, I feel so French!"
Good luck and Bon Appetit:@)
Herbs de Provence
1 tsp thyme
1 tsp rosemary
1/2 tsp lavender
1 tsp marjoram
1 tsp basil
1/2 tsp sage
1/2 tsp oregano
Mix all and store in an air tight jar.
I'm joining:

59 comments:

  1. I'd love it! Thanks for the opportunity...

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  2. I want! I want! I want! Earl looks dashing french!

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  3. oh...toss my name in the hat !!!!

    kary and teddy
    xx

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  4. Sounds like it smells lovely! Oh and Earl you are looking so handsome!
    hugs, Linda

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  5. I would just LOVE this great gift.
    I am amazed at anyone able to grow lavender. Just blows my mind.
    Thanks for the sweet chance to win.
    xo bj

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  6. Oh Earl, you 'look' so french too! Please enter me, I'd love to have some to use. I do believe that I can get my hands on some bulk savory, let me know if you'd like me to check it out for you. xo

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  7. I do not cook much, easier for one to eat out. But I am sure the herbs would be a wonderful addition to ones kitchen. good luck everyone in the give away. Richard at My Old Historic House.

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  8. Thanks, Lynn, I would love this. Great on chicken, and home grown from my favorite state? Even better. xo

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  9. I have never, ever seasoned with lavender... but I'm always game for something new! I'd love to be entered in the drawing!!

    Blessings, Debbie

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  10. I tried to find savory and chervil plants in the spring and had no luck. Of course I'd love that beautiful gift. If I win, will Earl deliver it? I promise not to eat him.

    Best,
    Bonnie

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  11. Yes, count me in for your very lovely giveaway. I would love to win this because YOU made it!
    BTW~ speaking of things you have made... I love the zucchini pie and the coconut custard (my favorite pie). They both look impossibly (he-he) good!
    Congratulations for being such an inspiration, I second that!
    Yvonnne

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  12. What a lovely giveaway! Love the lavender. I have no luck in growing it.

    Irma :)

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  13. oh count me in too please!!

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  14. Lynn, You are a very creative and energetic cook! What I cook from day to day, I won't blog about. Afterall, everyone knows how to make Kraft Mac and cheese! lol I do enjoy baking, however. Your post is timely. I just purchased 8 oz of culinary lavender, and 3 books that talk about how to use it including the making of herbs de Provence. How sweet of you to make some to give away!
    Blessings, Beth

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  15. I would love to try this! Your lavender is so pretty. Earl looks very handsome today!

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  16. Lynn, That's such a lovely giveaway and your lavender is beautiful. Please put my name in the pot for the giveaway. Just looking at Earl with the wine glass and moustache...giggle. He's such a jambon.(ham)
    Babs

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  17. Debb, her mother, Jo, and Linda all leave are comments and followers - how did we miss each other.

    I LOVE YOUR BLOG!

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  18. What a great idea. Put my name in the pot.

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  19. What a fun, and personal, giveaway. Is there anything much better than lavender? Joni

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  20. Count me in. Earl is so debonaire.

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  21. This is my all time fav spice. Best on roast chicken - in my red revol roaster LOL But I have used it on pork, potatoes and in my chicken pot pies... Mmmmmm

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  22. Love this!! Thanks for the chance. Earl seems to be enjoying his wine :)

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  23. I too would be honored if I were to win this... I am ALWAYS trying to expand what I'm cooking in my home for my kidlets and this would for sure provide a new flavor for us!

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  24. Please tell Monsieur Earl that I would be delighted to win these Herbs de Provence! He looks quite the little Frenchy gentleman with his stylish moustache! Thanks, Lynn!
    Sue

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  25. I love herbs de provence and I am running low - hint hint.
    Lisa

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  26. How wonderful! I'd love to share a bit of your harvest.

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  27. Beautiful, I can just smell the scent from here!
    Earl is tres cool :)

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  28. I agree with Earl!..count me in!
    ~Jo

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  29. Coming by to catch up and there's a give away? Perfect timing!!! Great give away too!

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  30. I am just awed that you make your own!

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  31. Oh yes, I would like that! It must smell wonderful too....Christine

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  32. Hi Lynn! Oh, I'd love a chance to win it.
    Thank you for putting my button on your blog! Yay, you're coming to my party!
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  33. How lovely! Since I have lavender in my gardens, however, so I'll pass this time. You are so generous!

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  34. Mmmmmmm, lavender. One of the most comforting scents ever! I feel better just looking at your pictures. =>

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  35. Hello.
    I'm visiting from Jenny Matlock's Alphabe-Thursday.

    My wife's the cook in the family and she & I both love lavender. It's such a soothing scent and of course it's purple, which is one of my favorite colors.

    Thanks for sharing.

    You can find me here:
    Pages Of Love

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  36. pick me pick me.. :) much easier to win than make my own...
    I dont know how to say that in French though :)

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  37. How Id like it?

    Oooo! I may not be able to handle some things very well in the kitchen, but every year at Christmas for the last 5 years I have made duck...and thats how I'd like it - on our duck!!! Using your mix with your culinary Lavender added would be a change up for us - we have never successfully grown the stuff - its always been stunted... You must share your secret to growing it!

    I knew you and I had something more in common ;) - i have been drying my own for years (herbs. kitchen herbs. what were you thinking?lol) Right now I have boxwood oregano growing on the porch along with chives...and I recently found wild catnip out by the pond for Tomez & Isabel! I found that using the "keep warm" setting on my oven dries any herb in a few hours or less, keeping their essence in and keeping their color well- although drying the catnip was a bit overpowering -couldnt get the darn cats away from the oven lol

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  38. I'd love to have the thyme to use it for now i'll read your blog and live vicariously

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  39. I think I'd enjoy giving it a try. It would be a new cooking experience.

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  40. You are a herb lover after my own heart...lavender is my favorite. Thank you for the opportunity to win this lovely mixture...it is classic!

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  41. I love giveaway please enter me! You are so fun, changing up your blog and doing such fun fabulous things! Anne

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  42. What a wonderful giveaway! The scent of real lavender is just heavenly.

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  43. I'd like it. I've tried to grow lavender before, didnt do good for me, I need to try again, I do so love the smell :)

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  44. I would love to be entered - thank you :)

    My attempt at growing lavender failed this year.

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  45. Oh, I'd love to be a winner of your wonderful herbs!!

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  46. Your lavender looks amazing! When I harvest mine I make lavender wands and lavender soap... I think I did a post about it a long time ago.

    I love Lavender.

    Good Rule: Keep Cool
    ~Rainey @ The Project Table~

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  47. There's nothing like herbes de provence. Especially made with your own lavender.

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  48. I would love it! Home made.....I bet it really smells great:)

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  49. I would love it.. totally, it's my favorite seasoning. Regardless, a very generous give away! Thanks for the chance. xo marlis

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  50. Nothing like home grown herbs de provence! Thanks for including me!

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  51. Please put my name in the hat to win this! Thank you so much!

    Mary L

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  52. Just last week was my first experience with fresh lavendar and now I am hooked. Would love to win this!! Thanks!!

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  53. Oh wow, this is amazing! I'd LOVE to be entered!! Wishing you a happy weekend!

    XO
    Cindy

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  54. Hi Earl and Lynn,
    I would just love to accept this lovely gift of Herbs de Provance from such a fine French gentleman and a wonderful cook and gardener. I would be so excited to try these special herbs, I can almost smell the wonderful blend of herbs. Thank you so much for stopping by to see me today at Full Plate Thursday!
    Miz Helen

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  55. Someone will be so very lucky! (Hope it's me.)

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  56. What a great giveaway! I certainly would not be upset if you chose my name. Thanks for the opportunity to win!

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  57. What a lovely and generous giveaway!

    I have been making this herb mix for years (lavender seems to like the spring climate here!) so don't enter me...

    But I just had to smile at your perfect little surprise for everyone this week.

    You are a gem!

    A+

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