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Recipes using Horehound
The act of putting into your mouth what the earth has grown is perhaps your most direct interaction with the earth.....Frances Moore Lappé

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Horehound has a sweet taste and has been used for hundreds of years as a tasty confection. 

Candied Horehound


To make candied Horehound, boil fresh leaves until juices have been extracted - about 15 minutes.  Add sugar to taste, and boil again until the concoction thickens.  Pour into a shallow pan and let cool.  Cut into squares and eat as you would brownies. 

Horehound/Fennel Tea

For a refreshing and interesting change, add Horehound and Fennel seed to iced teas and lemonades.  See How to Make Herbal Teas for instructions.

 

 

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