Borage use as a culinary herb
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- Subject: Borage use as a culinary herb
- From: V* A*
- Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2000 05:22:42 -0500
Title: FW: Seeding, a winter sport-was favorites that shouldn'tbe
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Talking about borage... in my country garden it is
endemic, and happily spreads everywhere (and is welcome everywhere!) so I've
taken to use it in the kitchen. The flowers, easily deprived of the hairy
bracts, have a fresh taste of cucumber, and give an excellent flavour to spring
salads. And, the young leaves, boiled and cut into small pieces, can be either
tasted simply with a drerssing of olive oil, or added with spinach and other
herbs used to infill some home made pastas or pies. Any other use?
Helene?
Alessandra
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