Just got Aroma: The Magic of Essential Oils in Food and Fragrance by Mandy Afel and Daniel Patterson.  I was interested in it because Heston Blumenthal, so he writes, works with a perfumer in Switzerland.
The book has receipts and sources for the oils. But there is no shopping list one can just go out and buy them and work their way through the cookbook.
Until now! Here is the list and on what page the essential oil is used. Everything listed is an essential oil unless otherwise noted.
First is a listby 
The book has receipts and sources for the oils. But there is no shopping list one can just go out and buy them and work their way through the cookbook.
Until now! Here is the list and on what page the essential oil is used. Everything listed is an essential oil unless otherwise noted.
First is a list
- Coriander essential oil 39
- Basil 39
- Spearmint 39 42 43
- Bergamot 39
- Cucumber Hydrosoil 45 46 47 48
- Rosemary Hydrosoil 45
- Fir 50
- Lime 50
- Lavender 50
- Geranium 55
- Sweet orange 55 57
- YLang YLang 55
- Blood orange 56
- Bitter orange 58
- Tarragon 76 78 79
- Perilla 82
- Lavender 89
- Litsea cubeba 95
- Chamomile 100 101
- Orange flower water 107 108
- Neroli 109
- Jasmine pearls 111 112 113
- Rosewater 116 117
- Moroccan rose absolute 118
- Cepe 
- Cinnamon bark 151 152
- Black pepper 155 156 57
- Ginger 160
- Cumin 165 168
- Coriander 170 171
- Saffron threads 193
Alphabetized
Basil 39Bergamot 39Bitter orange 58Black pepper 155 156 57Blood orange 56Cepe Neroli  109Orange flower water 107
108Perilla 82Rosemary Hydrosoil
45 Rosewater 116 117 Saffron threads 193Spearmint 39 42 43Sweet orange 55 57Tarragon 76 78 79YLang YLang 55
 
 
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