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Drink Your Herbs

Posted: 06/ 3/11 03:45 PM ET
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Any professional or amateur cook knows that fresh herbs are the secret to a delicious meal. But that also goes for great cocktails.

And we don't just mean a sprig of mint in a Mojito or Julep. A wide variety of herbs can add exotic flavor to a mixed drink. Don't believe us? Try some of these tasty concoctions.

Thyme
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Fresh thyme has a deep vegetal aroma that, surprisingly, is a perfect partner for sweet ingredients. It brings out the fruity and floral flavors in juices, liqueurs and muddled berries. Enjoy it with blueberries in the all-organic Country Thyme (pictured above) or with riesling wine in the Melk Abbey.
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Any professional or amateur cook knows that fresh herbs are the secret to a delicious meal. But that also goes for great cocktails. And we don't just mean a sprig of mint in a Mojito or Julep. A wide ...
Any professional or amateur cook knows that fresh herbs are the secret to a delicious meal. But that also goes for great cocktails. And we don't just mean a sprig of mint in a Mojito or Julep. A wide ...

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Danlantic
3 minutes ago (11:32 AM)
At last a food article with recipes which I can cook.
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anthonytaurus
04:15 AM on 6/05/2011
How about a marijuana tincture?
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Fergus Kelly
06:52 AM on 6/04/2011
for scientific data etc, google fruitflow or sirco. beat danone nestle kellogs and all the big players to efsa approval. scientific­ally validated drink fruitflow for super health and healthy bloodflow ya all
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Fergus Kelly
06:48 AM on 6/04/2011
hi guys an galls. the most exciting product on the market is fruitflow, a tomato extract added to fruit juice, but will be in powder form soon/efsa and gras approved, a natural alternativ­e to aspirin. works magic, anti platelet aggregatio­n, dvt, circulatio­n. in relaxzen products in usa
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crom14
10:28 PM on 6/03/2011
Nothing better than a Virgin Mary with herbs and spicy as all get out for breakfast.
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GraceNotes
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04:15 PM on 6/03/2011
Basil would also be great added to a Bloody Mary.
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ProfWagstaff
Quote me as saying I was mis-quoted.
12:43 PM on 6/04/2011
Or a margarita. :-)

http://eve­nts.nytime­s.com/reci­pes/10001/­2002/09/29­/Strawberr­y-Basil-Ma­rgarita/re­cipe.html
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