Jamal Awil

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At that rate one might impart the taste. [fact]

They forget that the Bourguignon snails have been cooked for an hour in a litre of Chablis, while the Provençals have undergone the same process in salt water, together with a large bunch of thyme and a still larger quantity of fennel. At that rate one might impart the taste of wine or fennel to chewing-gum.

David, Elizabeth, Book of Mediterranean Food, loc. 188