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Herbs and Spices (Kräuter und Gewürze)

Anise (Anis)
Anis 		Basil (Basilikum)
Basil (Basilikum) 		Cardamon (Kardamon)
Cardamon (Kardamon)
Chervil (Kerbel)
Chervil (Kerbel) 		Chives (Schnittlauch)
Chives (Schnittlauch) 		Cinnamon (Zimt)
Cinnamon (Zimt)
Cloves (Nelken)
Cloves (Nelken) 		Dill (Dill)
Dill 		Ginger (Ingwer)
Ginger (Ingwer)
Lovage (Liebstöckl)
Lovage (Liebstoeckl) 		Marjoram (Majoran)
Marjoram (Majoran) 		Nutmeg (Muskatnuss)
Nutmeg (Muskatnuss)
Parsley (Petersilie)
Parsley (Petersilie) 		Pepper (Pfeffer)
Pepper (Pfeffer) 		Rosemary (Rosmarin)
Rosemary (Rosmarin)
Sage (Salbei)
Sage (Salbei) 		Tarragon (Estragon)
Tarragon (Estragon)
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