basil

Converse of object

• chop: Then chop the basil leaves into half or quarters, depending on their size.
• dry: Dried basil can just be tossed in with a suitable Latin flourish.
• add: Or add some fresh torn basil leaves for some extra flavor.
• grow: We've grown basil from seed and its strident taste goes well with a tomato salad.
• use: If using fresh basil, wash and roughly chop it then add it to the soup, saving a few leaves for garnish.
• have: After lunch she wanted to use the egg shells to grow cress in - no cress, so they now have basil.

Adjective modifier

• shredded: Garnish with a drizzle of olive oil and a few shredded fresh basil leaves and you have something which tastes heavenly!
• fresh: Top with a little fresh basil to bring out the taste of the tomatoes.
• holy: Holy basil is worshiped by all Hindu married women for a husband's long life and good health.
• sweet: The third act will come when the masses come out to shower American and English soldiers with roses and sweet basil.
• purple: For a vegetarian option, serve your favorite pasta with a tomato and garlic sauce and garnish with purple basil leaves.
• wild: Summer arrives and the smell of fresh herbs pervades the chalk grassland as you walk through wild thyme, marjoram and wild basil.

Modifies a noun

• mash: Spoon the mustard and basil mash into a warmed ovenproof serving dish.
• sauce: For dinner, make spaghetti with tomato and fresh basil sauce instead of a meat sauce.
• leaf: Add the cream and basil leaf then season with a little more salt to your taste.
• salad: Let it rest for ten minutes before serving with a tomato and basil salad.
• soup: I had fresh tomato and basil soup ( best I'd ever had!
• leave: Continue adding layers of fruit, jelly and basil leaves in the same way.

Noun used with modifier

• Thai: Is a blood and thai basil he wants to.
• program: The programs basil and sybil have been developed mainly at Monash University since 1988, and before that at ANU and Harvard.