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Craig Claiborne’s Kitchen Primer

By Craig Claiborne

Published 1969

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Garnish. To add something to a dish as a final decorating touch. The choice is practically without limit. The garnish could be a sprig of herb such as parsley or rosemary, a radish rose, quartered hard-cooked eggs, tomato wedges, or, for the most elegant dishes, cutouts of baked pastry such as those in the shape of crescents.