Parsley is one of the most common herbs found in the tiny island where our bat lives (Malta). It’s commonly used with fish, broad beans, and olives, and also in platters found traditionally in bars and little family gatherings here. So, of course, we started to wonder if we could toss this herb in some … Read more
Being located in the center of the Mediterranean sea, our bat has grown with fresh marjoram at the tips of her wings. Today, we decided to toss this herb in some boiling water and find out what comes out. This herb has a citrus and wood flavor, we usually love it with fish, however, it … Read more
Sometimes it’s the smell, sometimes it’s the look. This little light purple flower surrounded by little needle leaves and some larger delicate leaves intrigued our little bat! Firstly, let’s get the facts straight, this plant in some countries it’s referred to as cilantro while in other countries it’s known as coriander. This infusion can be … Read more
A sweet smell attracted our tiny bat. It looks like fennel, tastes like fennel, so it must be dill! It lacks the anise or licorice notes that fennel has, however, dill is still on the sweet side, maybe more delicate and mild in flavor. Like all herbs, it’s packed with benefits and nutrients so adding … Read more
Our little bat just adores mixing and inventing! Today we have a delicate infusion that has so many healthy herbs and spices in it with a very soft, sweet flavor that is hard to dislike. The tastes are similar, however, not one herb is like the other, and mixed all together they create a softer … Read more
Now that the heat is slowly approaching us, the little fruit bat was attracted to a refreshing herb. Mint, as we all know, is great to fight a blocked nose, however, it’s also amazing to refresh so it’s a herb that is famous all year round for one reason or another! It’s also recommended to … Read more
Today I stumbled upon oregano tea and it perked my curiosity. I knew oregano is fantastic on pizza and I often use it on my salads and add it to dressings, but it never crossed my mind that it could be turned into a homemade herbal tea! So here I am going to share what … Read more