Aug 3, 2012, 12:11 PM | Updated: Oct 11, 2024, 10:21 am
Tom Douglas and Seattle Kitchen contributor Katie O both grow and love to eat basil.
Tom Douglas says his very favorite thing to do with basil in the summer is to use it in a Panzanella salad.
Listen for Tom’s advice on to how to use basil for a wonderful seasonal salad, that he says can go with just about anything you cook up on the grill.
Video appears to show an Auburn police officer straddling the man in the roadway while trying to handcuff him, then repeatedly striking him in the head and face. A review of the video appears to show about 20 punches.
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