LOVAGE aka “MAGGI PLANT”

Lovage is a herb I recently discovered and I just had to share it. It is such a fantastic flavour enhancing herb #lovage #ajwainbenefits #herbs #maggi #naturalseasoning #seasoningwithspices

[roku]

That's the prettiest leaf powder ever.

[PleasantPrickles]

Happy to see how you harvest and use lovage, as I have just purchased some seeds. Hopefully in a couple of years I’ll be making the powder from my own plants. Thanks for sharing your method! 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱

[WhatWeDoChannel]

What a nice channel! I live in Ontario Canada, I’m going to harvest and dry my lovage today. I like to use it in my chicken stock. I have never thought to make it into a powder but now you have me thinking about it!

Klaus

[mekashealingjourney]

If you’re watching this and you’ve had lovage before kindly share your experiences

[karinmulders]

Very good idea, drying the lovage. Here in the Netherlands we call it a Maggiplant. In the store you can buy Maggi in a liquid form. But I definetely are going to process my maggiplant into the powder. That will be wonderful. Thanks!

[yoop]

Excellent job! Im in Michigan, USA up by Lake Superior. Zone 4. I have lovage plants. One is 10 feet tall! Lol.
It survives winter very well.
I dehydrate it myself.

[franciscachesca]

Love this! Great explaination great personality❤

[DeannaDunnam]

I ordered it few days ago. Im waiting for some Lovage in the mail. I didnt know about this until recently. Im excited. I cant wait to have it in my yard.

[marytim]

Thanks for sharing this. Could you please show recipes how you use it in cooking? Thank you

[DreyskillFTW]

It's called lavas in dutch sounds weird honestly, but when I ordered it and got my hands on them for the first time in my life I was amazed at how great the smell was. I found this herb by looking at the ingredients of a specific marinade.

[heathersdoings]

I am swimming in lovage and hope to try this! Thanks!

[DesignerLuv]

I just found your channel and I want to thank you for the leverage powder processing. I bought this beautiful plant at a local nursery and I had no idea what to do with it..

[ChrisInToon]

You know how it is on an allotment site you can be confused what fellow allotmenters are growing but I have worked out what some are growing, lovage. I just thought it was giant form of celery, but not 100% convinced, now I know it is lovage definitely so I will try and squeeze some into the already crowded allotment plot. Thank you very much for that dehydrating innovation, if I manage to get a lovage growing I will give it a go. Thanks

[IdaCampanella-gt]

So excited to use my Lovage this year! Thanks for the great content

[tammyhoushour]

Thank you so much I'm new to loveage I just found it at a local garden show I purchased it and you were very helpful in helping me know what to do with it.

[ellenorbjornsdottir]

Due to my own hangups, I use the Latin name of the genus lovage is in to mean the plant itself, although I restress it to sound like a "normal" English word: levísticum.

I live in western Canada, but am originally from the south of England.

[kamifaye]

You seem like such an amazing neighbor 💗🥺🌷 So kind and lovely !!! Thank you for this video- have you ever tried to hang dry these herbs? I wonder if they would dry like that … I’ll have to plant this, thank you again 🙏🩷

[eugenuku]

I have it here in Uk from brought from Romania. we use in soups. I never had it powder. nice colour, like matcha tea. bless you

[gracemarczyk]

I am in the US, I use this for my soup. Am I able to use the stem for soups as well?

[dond]

This plant is in the backyard of the home I bought. The smell was like celery or mustard seed but I thought it could be a weed, it’s still there thankfully because I’m curious to try this in my stock. Thanks