Fenugreek (Powdered)
I have mixed Fenugreek with Turmeric in a Ginger/Vinegar drink. But at some point I think I read that those combinations might actually be harmful to someone taking blood thinners, so I don’t take it as often. *I came to like the flavor it gives certain foods, and have even added it to a Spring Mix Salad, that had Cilantro-Lime Dressing. And, to my egg salad this morning. Just a subtle flavor change.
Ginger
I’ve enjoyed ginger in it’s various forms for years. I especially like ginger candy, because of the sweetness mixed with the ginger flavor. I also like the pink pickled ginger that goes with Oriental flavors, and even Ginger Snap cookies, and I think ginger is also included in carrot cake, which is one of my favorite flavors in a dessert. I enjoy adding adding ginger powder to some of my stir frys.




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Turmeric (Powdered)
As mentioned elsewhere, I’ve mixed Turmeric & Fenugreek in a Ginger/Vinegar drink. I’ve also made Golden Milk, which is just turmeric mixed with milk. That has an interesting flavor, because I add sweetener, and in some ways this reminds me of Egg Nog.
Perhaps my earliest introduction to turmeric was when I made a simple salad of tomato, sweet bell pepper and sweet onion, in vinegar, with a large amount of turmeric powder added, and no sweetener. This imparts a very acrid flavor to these vegetables. I don’t recall if I found anything to pair these veggies with but they are quite memorable. I’ve also added sweetener to this mix, and it makes a sort of turmeric pickles.
I have bought the turmeric tubers, but really had nothing I could do with them. I am guessing you could grate them and mix the raw turmeric much as you might grate raw ginger. I have grated raw ginger and added it to the Ginger/Vinegar drink and it does provide a depth of flavor beyond just powdered ginger.

