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Gold, insense and Myrrh

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Hi, ,

Believe it or not we were talking about these three at the dinner table

this evening in terms of culinary use - you might like a bit of

anecdotal here.

Boswellia - frankinsense we use here ( I live with a monatic community)

to make incense but it can also be used in food - the monk here who

does such has used it as a flavouring - small amounts, christmas cake.

Myrrh is far too bitter apparantly to do this.

Gold is used in soups and in some confectionary as godl leaf.

Thought you might like those bits.

Allshorn

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