Looking for sentences and phrases with the word smallage? Here are some examples.
Sentence Examples
In traditional medicine, smallage roots are used as a carminative and its leaf stalks as a soothing tea.
She discovered why after she and the head Plimoth horticulturist conducted a long quest for smallage, and she finally grew out the seeds herself.
So why do we neglect common Colonial food plants like burnet, smallage, skirrets, scorzonera, gooseberry and purslane?
The ancient forms resembled smallage, or wild celery.
Gardeners today routinely raise a dozen varieties of tomato, a plant utterly foreign to early Americans, while neglecting common colonial food plants like smallage, skirrets and gooseberry, writes Michael Tortorello.
Examples from Classical Literature
Take the young sprouts of smallage, wash and drain them till perfectly dry.
In its wild state it has a strong, disagreeable taste and smell, and is known as smallage.
When the bottle is two-thirds full of the smallage, turn in French brandy, till the bottle is full.
To this quantity put as much smallage as you buy for a peny, which maketh it strong of the HerPage 138b, and very green.
Chop the smallage exceeding small, and put it in a good half hour before you are to take your possnet from the fire.
The seeds of bishops weed, smallage, stone parsley, and wild carrot.
Take the juice of smallage or lovage, and mix with any kind of bait.
John Ray, a pioneer in the field of natural history, documented the human-induced migration of celery, then known as smallage, from Italy to England via France.
