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Chefs add fragrance and flavor with fresh herbs

Fresh mint, basil, parsley, cilantro and other herbs are appearing more frequently on menus

Fern Glazer

July 7, 2017

4 Min Read
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The Flushing Slush, a blended rum cocktail, includes sage grown in the hydroponic garden at Queen Bully in Forest Hills, Queens.Justin Shockley

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Fern Glazer

Fern Glazer

Fern Glazer is a writer, editor and content expert, and a founder and partner of Little Warrior Agency. A long-time contributor to Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality, Fern specializes in covering consumer dining behavior and food trends.

 

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