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Outdoor Recipes

Welcome to Lake-Link's Outdoor Recipes. Here you will find a collection of favorite recipes submitted by fellow Lake-Linkers. If you have a favorite recipe and would like to see it here, click the button below.

Using Herbs & Spices In Cooking
The proper use of herbs and spices can greatly enhance your dishes and dining experience. Click here to learn more about various herbs and spices.

Caraway Seed (Carum carvi)
	Is the main part of the plant that is used, but the entire plant is edible. Caraway seeds taste similar to anise, with a hint of dill. Their main use is in Rye breads.

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