Difference between revisions of "Thyme"
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[[Thyme]] can be used to make: | [[Thyme]] can be used to make: | ||
* [[andouille]] in a [[hibachi]] | * [[andouille]] in a [[hibachi]] | ||
| + | * [[barbeque sauce]] in a [[Mortar_and_pestle#Mixing_barbecue_sauce|mortar and pestle]] | ||
* [[dry thyme]] using the [[drying rack]] or a [[desiccator]] | * [[dry thyme]] using the [[drying rack]] or a [[desiccator]] | ||
* thyme in a [[earthenware flowerpot]], [[earthenware windowbox]] or in the [[herb garden]]. | * thyme in a [[earthenware flowerpot]], [[earthenware windowbox]] or in the [[herb garden]]. | ||
[[Category: Herbs]] | [[Category: Herbs]] | ||
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Made into dry thyme using the drying rack, used in apothecary mixtures.
Can be gathered in the wild, or grown in a earthenware flowerpot, earthenware windowbox or in the herb garden.
Uses for thyme
Thyme can be used to make:
- andouille in a hibachi
- barbeque sauce in a mortar and pestle
- dry thyme using the drying rack or a desiccator
- thyme in a earthenware flowerpot, earthenware windowbox or in the herb garden.
