Because its wood contains abundant aromatic resin, it is often used to make incense sticks, resins, and essential oils. Palo ...

Smash the cinnamon sticks so they’re in a few pieces ... Then, put a piece of palo santo wood on a non-reactive surface (stainless steel, a cast iron pan, or just a larger piece of different ...

Palo santo comes from a tree that is native to Peru, Ecuador and other South American countries, per Healthline. The wood, oil and resin derived from this tree have been traditionally used to ...

Robb Report spirits columnist Jason O'Bryan shows you how to make a smoked cocktail that's both bold and refined.