Molasses cookies are soft and gooey on the inside but on the outside, they are crisp and crystallized in sugar. Warming spices, such as clove and ground ginger, pair well with deeper, darker flavors like sorghum or molasses.

Spicy pickled carrots add a playful zest to every dish and are wonderful eaten on their own as an appetizer. Make these pickles to pack for your next picnic or gift them to a friend. Stored in a mason jar, these pickles even make a beautiful display.

This French technique for baking salmon yields an incredibly tender, juicy filet. When paired with rice or steamed vegetables it is a simple preparation for a healthful meal. Lemon and rosemary add an aromatic Mediterranean flair.

Organic henna powder can be used as a natural way to tint your eyebrows at home. Henna is best suited for tinting dark or red hair. It works by filling in thin areas, creating symmetry and fullness in your brows, you do not need to fill them in with makeup.

A hot toddy is the perfect antidote to a long winter or head cold. It will warm you up from the inside out. Organic cassia cinnamon and lemon peel are steeped in hot water providing an intensely aromatic beverage to enjoy on a cold night.

This home-made face mask is easily made from basic ingredients you probably already have in your pantry. This all-natural face mask provides a refreshing moment of relaxation that smells as good as it tastes.