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Extremely diverse, use thyme in any Italian dish to make it sing.
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Thyme is a perfect partner for rosemary – seriously just try it!
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This herb is not just for main meals; thyme works well in custards and other desserts
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Throw thyme on to the coals of a BBQ to get a nice smokey and aromatic flavour to your food.
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Add thyme to any sauce that calls for red wine.
Why not try cooking with thyme and make this Strawberry Ricotta and Lemon Thyme Cheesecake recipe
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