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Browsing: herbs

Lessons from the herbs in my garden

Perspective March 21, 2023By Nicola Brayan

When I’m cooking dinner, I’ll hop outside to trim some leaves off my plants, taking care not to thin out the foliage too much, taking from the top, not the bottom. Rinse your herbs well before consuming them. Savour their flavour. The love I cook into my dishes tastes like home-grown basil.

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Lessons from the herbs in my garden

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