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Basil adds an irresistible fragrance to our stir-fry dishes.
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This colourful and easy-to-prepare grilled appetizer will enhance any meal and set the stage for outdoor entertaining.
Nicknamed “the Queen of Herbs,” Tulsi (or Ocimum sanctum) is highly prized among the East Indians for its calming effect and overall enhancement of wellbeing.
The annual herb basil has its origin in India. Basil is valuable for its marvelous flavor, aids in alleviating gas and bloating, and helps lactating women.
