Soluna Garden Farmâs herb, spice, and tea blends will kick you out of a flavor rut
By Lisa Zwirn Globe Correspondent,Updated April 27, 2021, 2:00 p.m.
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Soluna Garden Farm in Winchester grows mostly herbs and flowers. It may be better known, however, for its herb, spice, and tea blends that intrigue both adventurous cooks and tea drinkers and those who typically stick with the tried-and-true. Cofounders Amy Hirschfeld and Tatiana Brainerd explain that ideas and recipes for their spice blends come from research of varied cuisines as well as inspiration from places theyâve visited. They source ingredients from small organic farms worldwide and, says Hirschfeld, pay close attention to suppliers for their commitments to quality and environmental sustainability. Popular blends include Zaâatar, a Middle Eastern mix of sumac, sesame seeds, thyme, and other herbs; Good Stuff!, which will make you think of Thanksg