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Culinary Herb Chart - Page 3
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Laurel Morris
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Nov 19, 1999
Savory
Leaves used fresh or dried for teas, herb butters, vinegars, also in sausage, poultry, tomato and cheese dishes.
Sorrel
Use leaves in soups and salads.
Tarragon
Cook with chicken, fish, eggs, use in salad dressings and vinegars.
Thyme
Ingredient in bouquet garni, used with fish, poultry, beans, sausage, potatoes.
Yarrow
Use in making herbal teas.
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