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Be Careful, Do Not Eat Raw Basil: This Is The Reason - Health Fitness Geek • healthfitnessgeek.com

Basil: How To Take It. Basil is a very precious ally in the kitchen, which has its origins in Asia and Africa. Basil is inserted as an ingredient in vegetables, salads and mixed soups and is consumed without problems. It is suitable to specify that basil can be ingested both raw and cooked, always respecting the recommended daily dose.

The Great Basil Debate: Is Basil Better Cooked or Raw? • kitchenjournal.net

Raw basil adds a pop of color and texture to dishes, making it a great garnish or addition to salads and soups. The delicate leaves can be used as a bed for other ingredients or as a wrapping material for sushi and spring rolls. The vibrant green color of raw basil can also add an appealing visual element to your dishes.

Is it OK to eat basil raw? - The Environmental Literacy Council • enviroliteracy.org

Generally, raw basil is safe to consume in moderate amounts. The main concern sometimes raised is the presence of estragole, a naturally occurring compound found in basil and basil oil. While high doses of estragole have shown potential carcinogenic effects in animal studies, the levels found in basil, when consumed as part of a normal diet ...

Fresh Locally Grown Basil and Organically Grown Herbs • urbanizefarm.com

Since 2015 Urbanize, LLC has been delivering Locally Grown Fresh Basil and Fresh Herbs to grocery stores and restaurants in the Twin Cities and surrounding areas. Our harvest comes from using the most sustainable products and methodologies in Hydroponic Farming today. We not only grow locally, but we employ locally; hiring bright, motivated ...

Basil: Nutrition, Health Benefits, Uses and More • healthline.com

The basil commonly used in supplements and herbal tea is holy basil — sometimes called tulsi — which is the O. tenuiflorum species,also known as O. sanctum. It is added to some Thai dishes ...

Basil: A Brief Summary of Potential Health Benefits - LWW • lww.com

Basil is an aromatic plant that encompasses scores of species of herb and shrub species belonging to the genus Ocimum L. (Lamiaceae). The name basil comes from the Greek basileus or "king." Common basil (Ocimum basilicum L.) leaves have had culinary importance for centuries.Several Ocimum species, collectively known as Tulsi in India and Nepal, are used in Ayurvedic and other traditional ...

Your Guide to All the Different Types of Basil | Taste of Home • tasteofhome.com

Basil is a kitchen herb in the mint family. Although it's native to India, basil is used in a wide number of cuisines, from Italian to Thai and Vietnamese recipes.You can grow basil indoors and even store it so it doesn't wilt. While sweet basil might be the most commonly used variety, there are several different kinds, each with a unique flavor profile.

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