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Never heard of an herb mace what's lt like? |
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Never heard of english mace! Off to tot up scores. |
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Ok - you have 10 points each!!! Ready for the tiebreaker?? |
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Oh dear! Best of luck Eileen! |
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Mace (from nutmeg) is an orange peel-like substance that wonderfully flavours food, especially soups. Leek and potato soup is much enhanced by adding a blade of mace whilst cooking and removing before serving. English mace is entirely different. I'll try and find something weblike about it! |
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Which flowers are the most popular spring flowers of all time? |
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OK, CM ... tiebreaker! |
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tulips .....??? |
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Here is something about English Mace. Jekka McVicar is a well known and much respected herb supplier and grower here in England. I am hoping to buy her latest herb book with a birthday book token! |
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I'll go with snowdrops. |
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