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Sage pairs perfectly with rosemary and thyme in many dishes. Besides its versatility and compatibility with other spices, sage has ample health benefits too. For years, herbalists have recommended sage tea for treating upset stomachs and sore throats (one study found that spraying sore throats with a sage solution gave effective pain relief), and recent research found links between sage, memory function and improved mood. Try our Roasted Pumpkin-Apple Soup to take the chill off a cool fall evening or our Pear Risotto with Prosciutto & Fried Sage Leaves for a dinner your friends and family will love.
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