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S'mee wrote:
> I found the following recipe in my files -- DH & DS want to try it, > but I simply cannot stand dill. Any suggestions for a different but > appropriate herb to take its place? I'm thinking rosemary, but I > dunno; what goes well with honey and mustard? As others have mentioned, thyme, tarragon, or marjoram. Basil would work fine as well, especially with the orange-marmalade variation. The recipe seems to invite garlic (or asafetida), too. Heck, it'd be good -- though very different -- if you used 1/4 cup of chopped pecans instead of the dill. Bob |
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