HERB - basil
SCOTT A WAGGONER
maynedelacroix at juno.com
Thu Apr 23 22:00:25 PDT 1998
That's a funny story!
On Wed, 22 Apr 1998 15:54:44 EDT RAISYA <RAISYA at aol.com> writes:
>Raven,
>
>Yes, I thought that was you, but I wasn't certain. If you have
>questions,
>give me a yell.
>
>The basil plant at Gulf War? <G> Well, I needed fresh basil to make
>pesto for
>A&S. I had started the plant back about October in a pot, and
>pampered it all
>winter long. It was 2 1/2 foot tall by March in a big pot, it needed
>a seat
>to itself for the trip. The first two nights we were there, the
>temperatures
>dropped to about 18F, way too cold for basil. The first night, we put
>it in
>the van, running the heat for a few minutes and packing stuff around
>it to
>keep it warm. The second and third nights, a friend had to smuggle it
>into a
>cabin and put it on top of the hot water heater.
>
>I took great delight in turning that plant into pesto (closest I ever
>came to
>detesting a plant <G>), but I will NEVER do anything that insane
>again. Next
>time, I find a recipe that uses dried herbs.
>
>Raisya
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