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Mexican tarragon is a heat-tolerant substitute for French tarragon

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(Audio: 06/23/14) Tarragon is a popular herb that we use in many culinary dishes. French tarragon is the most popular, but it doesn’t grow in the heat of the summer. The Mexican tarragon is a great substitute for the French tarragon and it tolerates the heat very well. (Runtime: 60 seconds)

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