Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Lovage

Lovage is a warm aromatic garden plant, belonging to the natural order Umbelliferce. It was formerly much used both in cookery and in medicine, but now is chiefly known as the name of a pleasant cordial which is frequently taken in conjunction with brandy as a remedy for flatulency.

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