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	Comments on: I am in love with bay.
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I used to be completely underwhelmed by it &#8211; dried up, old leaves that I&#8217;d put in a stew, not really knowing what they imparted.
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But since growing and drying it myself, I&#8217;m amazed by its sweet, spicy and intoxicating smell. I ground some for my bacon cure last week and I&#8217;ve taken to putting it in the pan when I fry any combination of onions/mushrooms/garlic/fennel.
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Here are some Tuscan #fegatelli with veg and bay leaves. I stood over the cast iron pan like I had glue on my slippers, breathing in deeply.
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And talking with @farmandhearth I now know that, along with being an anti-inflammatory, it aids protein digestion.
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If you haven&#8217;t, give it a go next time you fry. It&#8217;s quite wonderful.	</title>
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