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The delegates dined on baked Scottish salmon, Welsh lamb, and something called lovage (see the full menu here), all prepared by Naked Chef Jamie Oliver.— AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed
• The Romans used a tasty combination of egg yolk, olive oil, wine, lovage, black pepper and something called liquamen, a fishy sauce for which you could substitute nam pla.— The Guardian World News
Now lovage is not a particularly ornamental plant-and it gets taller each year for about 3 years until it reaches it's full growth (about 3 feet tall) so consider carefully where you place it so that it doesn't overshadow anything that needs direct sun.— Frugal Upstate
The latest work is the planting of an apple tree, gooseberry and raspberry bushes, rhubarb, lovage, cabbages, sunflowers ... etc..— Indymedia Scotland Features RSS Feed
Other edible umbels include parsnips, lovage, chervil, dill, sweet cicely, Florence fennel and angelica, cumin, and coriander, whose green leaves we call cilantro.— The Berkeley Daily Planet, The East Bay's Independent Newspaper

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