Fennel

Shakespeare’s reputation for using imagery in his plays is perfectly exemplified in Hamlet. Among the many instances of imagery in the play, the scene in which Ophelia distributes her imaginary flowers, Act IV, Scene v, is an example of how Shakespeare conveys the realities of his characters. The traditional characteristics of each flower are specific to each character of the play and allude to their previous experiences, actions, or personalities. Ophelia’s invisible bouquet, collected in the…

Vegetable Quinoa Salad Ingredients: - 1 cup of quinoa - 1 zucchini – diced - 2 bell peppers – diced - 1 yellow squash – diced - 1 fennel bulb – diced - 1 red onion – diced - 1 tablespoon of olive oil - 6 cloves of garlic – chopped - 1 teaspoon of dried sage - Juice from ½ lemon - Zest from ½ lemon - 1 teaspoon of dried thyme - 1 teaspoon of dried rosemary - Pepper - Salt Directions: 1. Turn on oven and set to 450F. Prepare a baking sheet and line with aluminum foil. Grease with cooking spray.…

My group went to the garden first, nearby the two strawberry fields and picnic tables. We had to taste three different herbs and then write about them, such as fennel, oregano, and dill. When I tasted the fennel, it reminded me of licorice. The oregano had a very powerful, and spicy flavor that all came at once. I admit to spitting it out. The dill tasted like a pickle, and since I actually like pickles, that one was the first herb that…

Take a bowl and place in it the onion, the fennel, and the olive oil, put the bowl inside the microwave for 5 minutes on the highest heat setting, when the time is up stir in the rice and pour over the stock, and cover the bowl and place it again in the microwave on the same setting for another 10…

soothe general stomach disorders. Plants like Malva silvestris had been used since the 8th century for its strong anti-inflammatory and pain-killing properties, a plant which was still used for toothache in Tuscany up until recent years. Plants like fennel (Foeniculum vulgaris), a plant that still grows by the side of every road in Italy, was noted for increasing appetite, digestion and even... flatulence, which must have been a common problem of the day considering the vast array of banquets,…

Case Brief on Foy v An tArd Chlaraitheoir [2012] 2 IR 1 Katherine Goff 14435362 Facts The facts of this case are that Lydia Foy, a male to female transsexual sought a change to her birth cert to show that her gender had changed. She began correspondence with the Registrar General in 1997 but her request was denied. She brought proceedings against the Registrar General as a result of his refusal. Procedural Posture The case was first heard in 2002 in the High Court. The Court found against Ms Foy…

less oil is cooler. In the same way, lots of quantity is heavier, and less quantity is lighter. A large quantity of a light food can be considered heavy. To balance Wind: Moderate seeds/nuts, Molasses, Asparagus, beets, broccoli,corn, carrots, fennel, Green beans, leeks, onions, peas, radish, red cabbage, seaweed, sweet potatoes, turnip, yam, zucchini. Less sex(if applicable) and get sound and regular sleep. DO NOT TALK TOO MUCH, AVOID COLD and dry environment ACCEPT IMPERMANENCE AVOID…

Dionysus was a Greek god who was mostly known for as a God of Wine. Past images and descriptions of Dionysus depicted him as an adult male with a beard and long hair. He wore a robe and holds a fennel staff with pine-cone on top. His parents are Zeus, god of thunder, and his mother is a princess mortal, Semele of Thebes. Before Dionysus was born, his mother was killed by Zeus’s thunderbolts. According to the article on website, Theoi, Semele was tricked into seeing Zeus in his true form by…

broccoli, brown rice, chicken, dairy products, garlic, kelp, liver, molasses, onions, salmon, seafood, tuna, vegetables, wheat germ, and whole grains. Herbs that contain selenium include alfalfa, burdock root, catnip, cayenne, chamomile, chickweed, fennel seed, fenugreek, garlic, ginseng, hawthorn berry, hops, horsetail, lemongrass, milk thistle, nettle, oat straw, parsley, peppermint, raspberry leaf, rose hips, and…

An Vu Ms. Mooney AP Literature 24 August 2017 Allusion Studies Icarus and Daedalus Daedalus, a craftsman, and his son, Icarus, were forced to flee the island Crete after angering King Minos. He built them wax wings to escape, and warned his son about flying too high because the wings will be melted by the sun. Icarus flies too close to the sun and falls to the sea and drowns. His father continues to fly to Sicily and builds a temple for Apollo. Theseus and the Minotaur Athens has to ship young…