Ocimum basilicum. Large, fleshy leaves, particularly popular in Italian dishes, such as pesto. Sweet basil combines well with tomatoes. To preserve the pure or bright green color of the leaves, do not chop with a knife, but tear by hand. Use leaves only.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Sweet Basil
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