>Be Lovage>Be fantastic in stews which are a perfect winter dish>Die in winterWhat did it mean by this?
>>21664915You could just harvest the seeds and use some of them during winter, then plant the remaining ones come spring.
OP lovages cock
I thought it was called lovelace
>>21664915just use maggitastes the same desu
>>21664915I would love to try some of your lovage OP
>>21664915I use it in fish stews/sour stew
>>21665830no way
>>21664915i bit down on a sushi roll and it had a piece of metal in it
>>21664915>plants le die in le winter?!?!! ARRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGHHHHH IM GOING FUCKING INSANE!!!!!
>>21664915It grows back next spring though.
Jesus, just get a grow tent, dollar store fans and rechargeable batteries. Unless you live north of Malmo, you can keep lovage growing into December or at least November. And once harvested thereafter, it can keep in the fridge for a decently long time and Epstein didn't kill himself.
>>21666161Not OP's point. It's that the winter and late autumn are prime stew/soup season and the best herb for eurostews is not producing by then.>>21665858Depends on the country. Maggi and Knorr modify the herbs in their cubes on a country-by-country basis. For a lovage heavy cube, the Polish vegetable ones are the kitty's titties.>>21664995Lovage is very good with chicken so I would hope OP lovages cock, yes.
You can just freeze it man
>>21665857Based.
>>21666617Just put a tuft in the freezer, or what?
>>21664915Never heard of it before, but the resemblance to Italian parsley tripped me up for a minute.
>be tomatoes>die in winter like every other edible plantwhat the heck man
>>21665833Get a room, faggot.
>>21667775Get two.
Simmer stew until winter
>>21666777checked
>>21667436parsleylets will never understand the Lovage chads
>>21666780Pluck off the leaves and throw them in a ziplock bag.You could do the same with entire sprigs.
