Use
Pull leaves off thebush.
You can use leaves, as this, or chopped.
Keeping
Basil can be dried or frozen.Remarks
There are several kinds of basil, with differents flavours and colours.The most known recipe with basil is pesto.
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Basil
This is a plant of which the very smelly leaves are used.
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The most known recipe with basil is pesto.
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