Articles In 'Recipes'

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Blog, Recipes

Though I may not be the first herbalist that comes to mind for topical first aid medicine,I've actually had a good amount of successful experience with it. In addition to applications for wounds and bruises, topical herbal medicine offers another essential means of self-care.... read more.

• February 02, 2021

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Blog, Recipes

Though I'm probably not the first herbalist that comes to mind for topical first aid medicine, I've actually had a good amount of successful experience with it. In addition to applications for wounds and bruises, topical herbal medicine offers another essential means of self-care...... read more.

• January 12, 2021

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Blog, Recipes

Let's raise a glass to the rising tide of love and justice entering the world! As a new calendar year begins, it is common practice to "resolve" to do this or that,which can feel more like a pressure-filled chore than opening a door. Rather than making resolutions once a year, then being disappointedIf you don't follow through, let a regular meditation practice support your dreams!... read more.

• December 29, 2020

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Blog, Recipes

In the spirit of gratitude, I would like to express how grateful I am to the next generations of herbal students and herbalists who are raising their children in relationship with what heals us all, and what truly matters, renewed connection with the loving generosity of the Earth and Spirit.... read more.

• November 24, 2020

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Blog, Recipes

I don't know about you, but between all the excitement of the past weekand the challenging events of 2020, I am focused on giving my nervous system all the nurturing and nourishing that I can! I'd love to share some of my favorite herbs, recipes and earth-connecting tips with you in the upcoming series.... read more.

• November 10, 2020

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Recipes, Videos

Holy Basil (Ocimum sanctum (syn. O. tenuiflorum) - Also known as tulsi or tulasi, this herbaceous plant grows happily as a perennial in zones 10 and up. This delightfully aromatic plant is in the mint (Lamiaceae) family and thus related to sweet basil, spearmint, peppermint, rosemary, sage, savory, marjoram, oregano, hyssop, thyme, and lavender to name a few.... read more.

• October 07, 2020

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Blog, Recipes

All my classes for the rest of the year are ONLINE, and available by recording afterward if you can't attend in real time. Check out my website for a full listing of events and classes.... read more.

• October 06, 2020

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Blog, Recipes

STEWED APPLES - 1 medium-size apple—any sweet red variety, or green or sour if you prefer... read more.

• September 30, 2020

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Recipes, Videos

New England aster (Symphyotrichum novae-angliae) - A perennial plant in the Asteraceae family, and one of the last to bloom in the late summer and early fall. Being the late bloomers that they are, Native Americans named her It-Brings-the-Fall.... read more.

• September 30, 2020

By Robin Bennett, Posted in Blog, Recipes

I call poison ivy (Rhus toxicodendron) “potent" ivy as a more respectful term for this fierce plant teacher. I respect potent ivy's medicine of guiding each of us to take responsibility for where our bodies are in space, and in relation to other life forms. ... read more.

• September 04, 2020