Long used in Indian and Caribbean cooking, turmeric is starting to show up in everything from bottled smoothies to beauty products. Turmeric is getting lots of attention because the active ingredient ...

are quite easy to order over the internet. They range from $10 to $20 for a nice 1 pound supply that will last a month in your fridge, if stored properly. Ground yellow turmeric from India is a staple ...

Turmeric or the Golden Spice, is gathering much attention worldwide. It’s similar to ginger root and grows mostly in Southwest India. Used fresh or dried and ground to a golden yellow powder, this is ...

Learn how to make Turmeric Rice, also known as Dampokhtak, a fragrant and colorful Persian rice dish. This simple yet ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Are you cooking with turmeric? Some research studies show it can help with arthritis, inflammation and anxiety, just to name a few benefits. So let's talk tips on taking turmeric ...

While many spices work for tea, turmeric may not be the first that comes to mind. Here's what to know before adding this ...

Many people turn to turmeric for its anti-inflammatory properties. Supplements may seem like a convenient and straightforward ...

Warm up with this nourishing and anti-inflammatory lentil soup, now with the addition of savory pork. Turmeric and ginger add a golden hue and powerful health benefits, while lentils, kale, and pork ...

Spices are a great way to add bold flavor and excitement to meals. As defined by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, spices are fragrant “vegetable substances, in the whole, broken or ground form, ...

As a nutritionist, my go-to culinary spice out of nature's apothecary is turmeric, especially because of its immune-supportive effects. In fact, it's a cooking ingredient that I always keep in the ...

This Grilled Salmon with Turmeric-Spiced Couscous is a dream for anyone looking to eat well and feel great! Loaded with anti-inflammatory ingredients like turmeric, garlic, and omega-rich salmon, it’s ...

Q: What is turmeric and how do you use it? — Gerald Ristau, Westland, Mich. A: Turmeric is a rhizome — an underground root. It's like and related to ginger root but not as gnarly and knobby. Turmeric ...