Deb

Maybe the Mennonite connection comes through their German/Dutch roots? The Romans helped spread savory throughout the conquered areas, so its use was pretty widespread. Recipe books from England in the 1700's show winter savory and an herb called "savory" use as an ingredient in foods.

Totally understand. Suggestion for the first recipe would be for the luscious looking pastries in the left photo?

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