Sentence examples for mexican mint from inspiring English sources

Or Mexican mint.

And how do I prevent the marigolds from taking over? A. With any luck you have Tagetes lucida -- which is also known as Mexican mint marigold, Mexican marigold mint, Texas tarragon and as sweet mace -- rather than T. minuta.

Kappa-1 receptor agonists such as U69,593 and the Mexican mint derived agent, salvinorin A have been shown to also produce sedation and motor incoordination [ 22].

For this year's holiday, Ms. del Corte Hirschfeld served a homemade pâté en croute, oyster soup with epazote (a Mexican herb), lamb with mint and feta tucked under the skin and roasted on a bed of spring vegetables, and for dessert, profiteroles with chocolate sauce.

Weather that be an arugula from Provence, Mexican tarragon or Moroccan mint".

It is the home of David Martinez, a Mexican financier who has minted a fortune buying and selling the debt of troubled countries and companies from Argentina to Pakistan.

But Carlos Welti, a demographer at Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM), points out that 2m new Mexicans are still minted each year exactly the same number as during the 1970s.

By evening, the lights have been dimmed, the iced Mexican mocha (made with condensed milk, mint, and a hint of Aleppo pepper) replaced by cucumber-shiso sangria and the michelada-like El Rey Delfina, with pilsner, Worcestershire, and lime.

For dessert, after all that virtue, Gonzalez made his famous iced Mexican mocha, prepared with condensed milk, mint, and a hint of Aleppo pepper, as well as a moist, luscious sweet-potato cake, encrusted with pecans.

This time of year Mr. Moore grills asparagus and spring onions, then tops them with a chili oil he makes from mild dried New Mexican chilies, pounded garlic and chopped mint.

In time, several mints were established, of which the Mexican (1535 1821) and the one at Potosí (1574 1825) were particularly important.