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Preposition: of

• rosemary: Cover with water, then add 1 sprig of rosemary together with 1 clove of garlic.
• thyme: Method: 1. Place the chicken, carrots, onions & celery in a large saucepan with a sprig of thyme.
• mistletoe: And if you take a sprig of mistletoe and a bottle of port, who knows how things will turn out.
• parsley: A waitress walks by, holding a tray of food: white plates, charred meat, sprigs of parsley.
• mint: Place a small sprig of fresh mint in the middle of the bowl.
• holly: Free, fun gift wrapping service - finished with a sprig of holly at Christmas.

Converse of object

• chop: White Wine 4 Garlic Cloves, chopped 8 sprigs of Fresh Thyme 1 Bay Leaf 60ml/2fl.oz.
• add: Cover with water, then add 1 sprig of rosemary together with 1 clove of garlic.
• wear: Wearing a sprig of the Rowan also protected against charms.
• place: Place a sprig of thyme on each, plus a teaspoon of olive oil.
• put: You could also try putting a wet sprig of bramble leaves in these areas.

Adjective modifier

• fresh: The leaves can be dried by hanging fresh sprigs in a warm, dry place.
• few: They carry conical fish baskets which they fill with charcoal above a few sprigs of leaves which are packed into the pointed base.
• small: Place a small sprig of fresh mint in the middle of the bowl.

Noun used with modifier

• rosemary: Just before baking, press a good amount of rosemary sprigs into the surface of the dough.
• watercress: Sprinkle with finely chopped parsley and tarragon, and garnish with the lettuce leaves and watercress sprigs.
• thyme: Brush the top of the pastry with egg or milk and decorate the edges of the pie with thyme sprigs.
• parsley: Lift 2 of the mushrooms onto each slice of bread and pile a small handful of parsley sprigs on top of each.
• coriander: Stir in the chopped coriander and serve garnished with coriander sprigs and with freshly cooked rice.
• mint: Top tips Celebrate summer by making your own pitcher of lemonade - toss in fresh mint sprigs for added flavor.