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ABC-Spices Basil The leaves of the basil plant remind us of the refreshing aromas of lemon, of anise, of cloves. It is the main condiment in Italian cuisine for pasta, pizza and salads. It goes well with fish, above all with red mullet, lobster and mussels. We use it to season sauces, to marinate and […]https://carmencita.com/wp-content/uploads/abespeciario/flecha_ab_izq.png