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Bitter to Zesty Herbs

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Oregano

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Earthy and more pungent than thyme; marjoram or thyme can be used as a substitute.

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Lavender

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Floral and slightly sweet; rosemary or a small amount of thyme can be used as a substitute.

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Fennel

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Licorice-like flavor; anise or tarragon can be used as a substitute.

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Parsley

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Clean and peppery with a touch of earthiness; cilantro or chervil can be used as a substitute.

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Marjoram

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Sweet, citrus, and pine flavors; thyme or basil can be used as a substitute.

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Sage

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Earthy and slightly peppery; poultry seasoning or marjoram can be used as a substitute.

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Chervil

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Delicate flavor with hints of anise; parsley can be used as a substitute.

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Cilantro

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Fresh and citrusy; parsley mixed with lemon zest or basil can be a substitute.

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Rosemary

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Woody and citrus-like; thyme or savory can be used as a substitute.

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Basil

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Sweet and pungent with a slight anise flavor; spinach leaves or oregano can be used as a substitute.

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Dill

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Sweet and grassy with a hint of anise; tarragon or fennel fronds can be used as a substitute.

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Mint

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Cool and refreshing; basil or marjoram can be used as a substitute.

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Lemongrass

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Lemon flavor with a hint of ginger; lemon zest mixed with ginger can be used as a substitute.

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Thyme

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Subtly earthy with lemony and minty tones; oregano or marjoram can be used as a substitute.

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Tarragon

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Bittersweet with hints of anise; chervil or a pinch of fennel seeds can be used as a substitute.

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