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LrdRas
LrdRas at aol.com
Tue Apr 14 20:33:58 PDT 1998
Me, before: However, a period substitution for saffron IS dried calendula
flowers. They were commonly grown in European herb gardens.
Please excuse what is probably a dumb question, but what period soruce advises
calundula as a substitute for saffron?
I learned this in the course of reading about period herbs from a gardening
perspective. I've seen it several places, but none, I belive were primary
sources. I'm very sorry I don't have that citation to share, but if I come
across it again, I'll post it here.
However, a period substitution for saffron IS dried calendula flowers. They
> were commonly grown in European herb gardens.
Yours,
~~Minna Gantz <Kallyr at aol.com>
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