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... DINING IN It is true that, in this country, we do not use herbs to the same extent and as variously as do Continental cooks, and I have two theories why. First, the herb patch in the garden is generally too far from the kitchen and, second, the too liberal use of sage in some of our dishes, which makes all herbs suspect. You cannot sprinkle sage into a dish as lavishly as parsley, chives, ...

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