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It's
true that most herbs go with most foods,
but there are some pairings that are
especially successful. Listed below are
common foods and some of the herbs that
best flatter them. While the table isn't
the final word, it can be a starting point
for your own culinary experiments.
VEAL - Basil Bay leaf Chervil Chives
Ginger Marjoram Mint Onion Parsley
Rosemary Sage Savory Thyme
Sources: Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of
Herbs
Recommended Reading
New Herb Bible : Growing and Knowing Your Herbs - And How to Use Them
by Caroline Foley, Jill Nice, Marcus A. Webb, Carol Foley
New Herb Bible,
full of the most up-to-date and comprehensive information, offers sound advice
on how to grow herbs easily, for both decorative and practical purposes-almost
anywhere from windowsills to flower pots to beds and borders. It covers every
stage from preparing and planting to harvesting and drying. A full directory of
the best known and most popular herbs explains which are best for culinary use,
which relieve common complaints or cosmetic problems, and which delight the senses
with their lasting aroma. Included are recipes and remedies, a complete guide to
cooking with herbs, and a special medicinal section by an expert in the field.
Each herb is photographed in full color for easy identification, rendering
New
Herb Bible as beautiful as it is informative-ideal for both the longtime
enthusiast and anyone who, intrigued by their increasing popularity, longs to
be initiated.
(courtesy: Amazon)
Create My Own Soup
Children's meals have to be easy, delicious and nutritious. Getting kids to eat vegetables is a major task.
Finding a way to get vegetables into the mouths of kids is easy if they are part of the fun. Creating ways to
get kids to help with the preparation and the cooking of kids' recipes is part of the fun.