Name:
Basil/Sweet Egyptian
Item#:
BA/HT
Price/ea.
$1.35
Price is for one ounce of herb/botanical.
Chiefly used as flavoring when cooking. Used dried as snuff to relieve headaches and colds. Also used as a strewing herb. Basil is in the mint family, native to Africa, Asia, India and Iran. It was brought from Europe to America in the early 1600s and by 1774 was grown commercially in Virginia. Its clove like flavor made many foods more appetizing. Colonists used this herb, also called St. Joseph Wort, in salads and soups, especially pea soup. Powered basil leaves were used as a snuff and thought to clear the head.
Jill's Summer Veggie Recipe
Saute one sliced or chopped onion in a pan with a small amount of olive oil when soft, add one cut zucchini, one sliced green pepper, one sliced red pepper, and one sliced carrot. Salt lightly and add about one tablespoon or more to taste Sweet Egyptian Basil. Cook until vegetables are done to your taste.
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