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By Lucy Madden
Published 2015
A patch of basil is a must in every garden. There are many exotic kinds of this loveliest of herbs available today. Besides the better-known Sweet or Bush basil, there are red-stemmed Horapha plants from Thailand, Green Ruffles with fringed leaves and the purple-leaved Dark Opal.
Cut the potatoes, if large, into even sizes. Melt the butter and cook the potatoes, keeping the pan covered and not allowing them to brown.
Coarsely chop the basil and strew the potatoes when tender with the herb and the cheese. Eat at once.