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  1. I make excellent quick breads with spices, but I'm looking to try one
    with spices like rosemary, sage, onion powder, etc., and thought I
    should take a look at some existing recipes so that I don't use too
    much of one thing or too little of another. Any recipes, links, or
    suggestions would be appreciated.
    Thanks in advance.

  2. meant to say "herbs like rosemary..."

  3. montygram said:

    I make excellent quick breads with spices, but I'm looking to try one
    with spices like rosemary, sage, onion powder, etc.,

    Why onion powder? Take real onion, chopped and slightly roasted. Makes
    some tasty and interesting looking highlights in the bread.

    Jens

  4. why dont you take your favourite quick bread recipe and then just add
    your favourite herbs to it , or change the hers in it for ones that you
    lie , by playing around with the ingrediants a bit you get some nice
    flavour varieties

  5. oooopppps that should read change the herbs in it for ones that you
    like and ingredients not ingrediants lol

  6. When adding herbs and spices to a recipe, 1/2 tsp per loaf is a good
    measure, depending on the herb. For instance with a standard size loaf,
    1/2 tsp onion powder,1/4 tsp ground oregano,1 tsp chopped fresh
    rosemary,1/4 tsp garlic powder ,1/4 tsp sage etc.Finely ground spices
    you would use less, because you get more volumn due to the
    consistency.Rosemary is large and bulky, so more is needed to get the
    desired results. Hope this helps!

    Kate

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