Sentence examples for soft herbs from inspiring English sources

But soft herbs like basil and soft produce like berries and mushrooms shouldn't be washed until just before they are used; the water will speed deterioration.

Soft herbs are the obvious choice (parsley, chives, or mint), but sage finely sliced and fried until crisp with the prosciutto is good.

Or go green and spring‑like by mixing in some cooked, chopped spinach and lots of soft herbs, such as tarragon and parsley.

If lovage is hard to get hold of, a mixture of parsley and celery leaves will work, as would most other soft herbs.

We serve three per person with some of the soup and lots of picked soft herbs; dill, chervil, celery leaves, coriander, mint and edible flowers; you can use any or all, and finely sliced radishes for authentic freshness and crunch.

Used raw in a salad, this lemony leaf works best against soft herbs such as chives or parsley, with a few bitter leaves and dressed simply in olive oil.

You can use them like any soft herb in salads or as a garnish.

Likewise, try any sweet, soft herb – dill, mint, chervil, chives, say – instead of the more commonly used parsley.

Franco liked his grilled halibut, which was encased in a sort of pesto ("soft herb crust") on bacon and scallion cakes, the main ingredient, potatoes, being understood.

Popular dishes Terrine of confit duck and apricots, watercress and hazelnut salad; roast halibut fillet, crushed new potatoes, tomato compote, soft herb crust, creamed leeks, butter sauce.

Pesto-type salsas are made from all of the soft, leafy herbs, including parsley, oregano, marjoram, dill and mint.