Uncommon culinary herbs and their growing needs
The guide discusses lesser known herbs for culinary use and notes their hardiness, soil and drainage needs, and propagation methods. It highlights mint, basil, dill, fennel, oregano, savory, and tarragon, recommending raised cuttings for some. It also suggests planting schemes, timing, and ways to use leaves and seeds for flavor in various dishes.
Garden Herbs From Basil To Fennel In Mediterranean Use
A historical survey of culinary herbs detailing basil in sweet and bush forms, dill and its flavoring role, fennel with sweet and Florence varieties, oregano and marjoram in Mediterranean cooking, plus seed harvest tips and plant uses in sauces, pickles, stews, and flavorings. The piece notes origins, growing notes, and culinary applications across regions.
Savory and Tarragon Use in Perennial Cooking
Two kinds Savory provide annual and perennial varieties with a pur gent flavour suited to famine soup and lomata dishes. Summer savory grows about tam hieh with similar flavour. Tarragon, a perennial, has broad culinary tones used in sauces, dressings, fish and game dishes, and in vinegar infused from Tarragon leaves.
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Drying Herbs: Simple Method for Winter Use
In a dry place hang small bunches of herbs in warm air and let them slowly dry. Some remove leaves from stems and spread on trays. Thin layers and periodic turning help, while sun drying speeds degradation. Enthusiasts may grow herbs in a separate herb garden.
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Global tensions shape postwar economic diplomacy in 1950s press
A Guardian London column argues the United States wields vast economic weight pressuring allies like Japan on textile quotas, risking friction with key partners. It notes Treasury Secretary Connally urging restraint and warns aggressive policy could harm relations with Tapаn and Moscow trips hint at broader strategic moves.
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Nixon diplomacy reshapes U S ties with Moscow and Peking
The piece argues Nixon’s visits to Peking and Moscow mark a deliberate expansion of U S diplomatic initiative amid three power centers. It notes Moscow’s welcome, possible shifts in Sino American relations, and warns of upheaval when new balance of power forms. It contrasts Persian celebratory pomp with Iran’s poverty and debt.
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Berlin Moves on Berlin Treaty Amid East West Pressures
Berlin and Bonn face the Berlin accord and friendship treaties with Moscow amid shifting votes. Chancellor Brandt seeks to ratify the pacts while easing Berlin tensions as Kreisky’s Socialists gain in Austria and a Bremen victory boosts Brandt’s line toward closer Soviet bloc ties. Austria’s neutrality remains, with Kreisky pushing toward a European common market.
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