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It’s been an exciting 20 years since we started out on the Steenbergs journey. Our mission to provide ethically-sourced, flavour-packed herbs, spices, teas and cooking ingredients still burns as strong as ever.
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Following the publication of FLAVOUR, the latest cookbook from award-winning Middle Eastern chef Sabrina Ghayour, we're delighted to be able to share three of the delicious recipes with you. They are all packed with aromatic spices and Middle Eastern...
We're delighted to be working with the fabulous Sabrina Ghayour to produce three iconic spice blends which complement her delicious Persian recipes and can be used in your everyday cooking to add a lovely aromatic taste of the Middle East.
Meet our cake-loving team member Dace who's been with us for 9 years
We’re really pleased that there are so many lovely retailers all over the country where you can stock up on Steenbergs organic spices, teas and home baking ingredients. Whether in a physical shop or online you can be assured of the same high-quality...
Enter our competition to win a signed copy of Andaza plus a selection of organic Steenbergs spices
We’re so lucky to have lots of lovely Steenbergs stockists all over the country who champion organic food and farming and strive to make organic produce available to all.
Sumayya Usmani is a storyteller, food writer and in her own words ‘an intuitive creative and enchantress of spice’. Here at Steenbergs, we have worked together with Sumayya for several years, helping to bring her own unique Pakistani Garam...
Earlier, I wrote a first cut of a possible solution to Nennius' battles of Arthur. Here, I update that blog, correcting a mistake and firming up the reasoning, but it still places Rheged in the North between the Don and the Tyne.
Having discussed the history of Coed Olaf, we now move onto the nitty-gritty of its environment, so here we discuss its current climate and the likely impact of climate change.
Coed Olaf is not only on former farmland but is a landscape shaped by its industrial heritage. Amman Valley was a mining valley and the towns between Ammanford and Brynamman were created when the railway came and opened stations.
Continuing our review of the social history of Coed Olaf, we discuss the tracks that cross the woodland. In particular, there is a beautiful old holloway with two stone-faced banks and trees arching over it like the path in Lord of the Rings.
Coed Olaf is a newly planted wood with parcels of new and old woodland. Here, we discuss the baseline of how much was covered with trees in the past and if there is any evidence of previous woodland within the landscape.
Coed Olaf comprises old, established woods and newly planted wood. The new trees have been planted on former farmland, and here we explain what we know of the farming history of the land.
2022 has been a tough year for sales and costs. Steenbergs has reduced its environmental impact, by cutting water use and waste and eliminating electricity from fossil fuels. We are carbon neutral and zero waste to landfill.
Have you heard of Chocolate Tea? It's a wonderful combination of cacao husk flavoured with delicious organic ingredients such as vanilla, orange and rose.
Listening to Maggot Brain by Funkadelic (recommended by our daughter), I am somewhat regretting putting up the last few blogs. I am sure they will be ignored, trashed and ridiculed as the ravings of a madman. Nevertheless, they are how I have framed...
Ted Hughes writes of Elmet as a post-industrial, West Yorkshire landscape, but in the sixth century Elmet was a small, British region allied to Rheged and fighting the invading Anglo-Saxons. Here we bring back some of that glory.
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