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What is Summer Savory?
Summer Savory - satureja hortensis, is a small, bushy annual. The plant is quite woody with branching stems and small leathery leaves. The leaves have a mildly spicy flavor. Use with meats, fish or with beans. The leaves are commonly used in dried-herb mixtures for use in stuffing, pates and other meat dishes.
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Winter savory, thyme
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