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Herb World -- <strong>Herbal</strong> Recipes<br />

HOME<br />

ABOUT US<br />

GREEN PAGES<br />

CROP SHOP<br />

SPEAKERS BUREAU<br />

HERBAL EXCHANGE<br />

BUSINESS STARTUP<br />

RECIPES<br />

LINKS TO FRIENDS<br />

CONTACT US<br />

Herb World Special<br />

<strong>Herbal</strong> Recipes Offer<br />

Interested ... Read On<br />

Everyone loves herbal recipes and we have some great ones for you. We’ve <strong>com</strong>bined 3 of<br />

the cookbooks I’ve edited and are offering the recipes to you as a file that will be sent to<br />

you on the receipt of only $7 (cash or check preferred but we do take MC/VISA/AmerExp)<br />

The file is best sent as a Microsoft Word document but can be sent in text format for those<br />

that can’t read Word. If you bought all the cookbooks it would be over $40 but since I don’t<br />

have to print, bind and mail the little creatures, I’m happy to part with the info in this<br />

inexpensive format. Checks and cash can be sent to: HGMN, PO Box 245, Silver Spring,<br />

PA 17575. Credit card numbers can be faxed to: 717-393-9261 or sent as an email to:<br />

herbworld@aol.<strong>com</strong><br />

The recipes cover a wide range: entrees, vegetables, drinks, desserts, breads and a lot<br />

more.<br />

Now in case you’re not sure here’s 3 to tempt you.<br />

ROSE GERANIUM BLACKBERRY LIQUEUR<br />

4 half pints blackberries<br />

1 cup rose geranium leaves<br />

4 cups vodka<br />

1/2 cup white wine<br />

1 cup sugar<br />

1/2 cup water<br />

1. Combine the berries, geranium leaves, vodka, and wine in a large container with a<br />

tight-fitting cover.<br />

2. Set the mixture in a cool dark place to season for one month.<br />

3. Open the container and bruise the berries slightly.<br />

4. Cover and allow the mixture to steep for another five days.<br />

5. Next, strain the mixture. Then pour through a filter.<br />

6. Boil the sugar and water together in a saucepan until the sugar is dissolved.<br />

7. Allow mixture to cool and gradually stir into the liqueur. Taste. When the liqueur is to the<br />

desired sweetness, bottle and age for approximately 4 to five weeks.<br />

8. Age in a cool dark place. Makes about one to two quarts.<br />

MEXICAN CORN BREAD<br />

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1 cup yellow corn meal<br />

1 cup flour<br />

1/4 cup brown sugar<br />

1 tablespoon baking powder<br />

2 teaspoons chili powder<br />

1/2 teaspoons cumin powder<br />

1/4 teaspoon garlic powder<br />

2 teaspoons cilantro, chopped or dried<br />

1/2 teaspoon oregano, chopped or dried<br />

dash cayenne pepper<br />

1/3 cup oil<br />

1 egg

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