Fresh or dried spices like oregano, basil, dill or thyme are common.
The recommended dinner course is the New England clam chowder (for $3.99) and pan-seared sea scallops in a rich cream sauce with red potato, white wine, garlic and thyme, topped and baked with parmesan cheese (for $15.99).
Some of the restaurant's feature dishes include pan-seared jumbo shrimp wrapped in Hataifi dough served with sauteed eggplant and bell peppers, and homemade pumpkins and rosemary gnocchi with quail, wild mushroom and thyme sauce.
Home to many locals and tourists who have heard the buzz, a night at Aroma Thyme Bistro is a night to remember.
Aroma Thyme Bistro Healthy gourmet and award winning are not phrases that are put together very often, however, Aroma Thyme Bistro lives up to both.
Aroma Thyme Bistro Healthy gourmet and award winning are not phrases that are put together very often, however, Aroma Thyme Bistro lives up to both.
The fourth course was mishima ranch wagyu beef two ways with fall bean pesto, cabernet-bone marrow glaze, thyme and carrot butter.2225 Hurley WaySacramento, CA 95825(916) 568-7171http://thekitchenrestaurant.com
Just you and the fire." Chef Douglas works magic with that fire, serving pizzas topped with Spanish truffled cheese and roasted chanterelles or local clams, pancetta and lemon thyme.
In this way such herbs as basil, marjoram, mint, sage, savory, thyme, balm, chamomile, horehound, hyssop and rue, as well as parsley, may be had throughout the season with almost the full flavour of the fresh herb.
Geranium, Cardamine pratensis, mallows, Rubus, Oxalis, Epilobium, &c., but many species show more or less well-marked median symmetry (zygomorphism) as Euphrasia, Orchis, thyme, &c., and red, blue and violet are the usual colours.
They give an old-fashioned and restful appearance to a garden, and in the interstices charming little plants like thyme, Ionopsidium acaule, &c., are allowed to grow.
WATER-THYME, known botanically as Elodea canadensis, a small submerged water-weed, native of North America.
Thymol has a strong odour of thyme and a pungent taste, and is freely soluble in alcohol, ether, chloroform or olive oil, but almost insoluble in cold water.
Is represented by Elodea canadensis or water-thyme,which has been introduced into the British Isles from North America.
Thyme and the small white dune-rose (Rosa pimpinellifolia) also grow in the dunes, and wall-pepper (Sedum acre), field fever-wort, reindeer moss, common asparagus, sheep's fescue grass, the pretty Solomon-seal (Polygonatum officinale), and the broadleaved or marsh orchis (Orchis latifolia).
THYMOL, C10H,40 or C 6 H 3 (OH) (CH 3) (C 3 H 7) [1: 3: 6 ], a methylisopropylphenol isomeric with carvacrol, is an aromatic substance found with the hydrocarbons cymene, C, 0 H, 4j and thymene, Collis, in oil of thyme (from Thymus vulgaris) and in other essential oils, e.g.
Morena, where the ladanum hush (Cistus ladaniferus) is specially abundant; those covered by the Lahiatae are known as tomiliares (from tomillo, thyme), and occur chiefly in the south, south-west and east of the table-land of New Castile.
Certain of these oils consist very largely of hydrocarbons; for example, those of turpentine, citron, thyme, orange, pine-needle, goldenrod (from Solidago canadensis) and cypress, while others contain as their chief constituents various alcoholic and ketonic substances.
