Basil

I have heard that it is not actually the basil that causes diarrhea, but a bacteria that normally grows on basil. I believe there may be something to this because I can't go near fresh basil, but I can eat basil oil with no problem at all. Some have suggested growing your own basil, washing it extremely well before eating it. If you still have a bad reaction, then maybe it really is the basil. Sorry I can't help more, but I've been researching this myself and this is all I've found.

basil is a fibre and vitamins

no ... yes they do. I just picked two dozen off of my Basil plant. Look for them at night with a flashlight and put them in soapy water. Keep after them, too.

Hydrophillic by definition means it has a strong affinity for water. This means that basil can be easily mixed with water or water based solutions as it is readily absorbed or soluble in water.

Well generally you eat the leaves either on their own or in cooking. Do not eat the roots or the soil it grows in for obvious reasons. Basil is used a lot in Italian cooking such as in pesto.

no. its not nessacary but it wouldn't hurt to.

It won't give the same flavor, at all. Parsley is very mild and not very aromatic. You might want to combine it with oregano, thyme and/or marjoram to get more flavor and aroma.

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According to some online dictionaries it is: albahaca.

Anything is possible, but fresh basil is very strong, and like black pepper (although they do not have the same chemical makeup) the nose may perceive it as a mild irritant.

The most common substitutes for dry basil would be oregano, thyme or marjoram. But because you asked for leaves, I would say substitute 1/2 celery leaves and 1/2 parsley leaves. Cilantro would also work, depending upon the dish you are making.

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The name basil for the herb is from the Greek word basileus meaning king. Basilica, a type of Roman Catholic church, comes from the same word.

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St. Basil the Great, also called Basil of Caesarea, was an early Christian Saint. He was born in Cappadocia, in modern Turkey, then part of the Byzantine Empire. Basil and two other men became known as the Cappadocian fathers. They supported the Nicene version of Christianity, and were very successful - Arianism, their main opposing view, all but disappeared. He died as the Bishop of Caesarea.

Russian Architechs but it was ivan the terribles idea

1 cup, chopped fine = 1.41 oz[1]

If you mean "Basel", the answer is yes. I live there.

Basel is in North-West Switzerland, on the border of both France and Germany.

Yes, horses can indeed eat basil, but it is not one of their favorite meal choices. Horses tend to avoid this herb as they do not like care for the bitter taste.

I'm drinking beer right now and i'm getting drunk quicker than usual.

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Basil Woon died in June 1974, in Carson City, Nevada, USA.

Cultures that use it is chinese, indian, latin american and mexican from someone in room 304 g.w childs