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Herby Green Goddess Dressing

Herby Green Goddess Dressing

Goodbye Ranch, hello Green Goddess Dressing. This dressing was named after the play of the same name back in the early 1900s, however, it's been around much longer. It was  
Emily’s Garden of Chives

Emily’s Garden of Chives

This article about a garden of chives—and memories—was originally published in our sister publication, GreenPrints Magazine, under the title, “Emily's Garden.” It was written by Arlene Marquis. It was published  
Herby Green Goddess Dressing

Herby Green Goddess Dressing

I love Green Goddess dressing. It's my absolute favorite, and no matter how many other dressings I try, I always come back to it. I first discovered Green Goddess at a  
How to Turn Anyone Into a Fennel Lover

How to Turn Anyone Into a Fennel Lover

Ask people you know about fennel, and many will say "Isn't that just a seed?" or "Doesn't fennel have a strong smell and taste like licorice?"—for many, fennel looks funny,  
Star Anise and Coriander Spice Cake

Star Anise and Coriander Spice Cake

We’ll be honest—star anise and coriander are not everyone’s cup of tea. But if you do like these spices, or you’re open-minded, you will love this cake. Unlike typical spice  
12 Uses for Dill You Grow at Home

12 Uses for Dill You Grow at Home

Ah, the distinctive aroma and flavor of dill. Grassy with a hint of anise and caraway, every part of this plant is edible. Beyond food, dill has been valued for  
A Word About the Types of Fennel

A Word About the Types of Fennel

Despite all the mystery and intrigue about the history and uses for fennel, there are only two main types of fennel—herb fennel and vegetable fennel.