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Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England) ...PATTIE BARRON The secret of Penelope Bennett...herbs. She has little need for a garden...parsley which Penelope says tastes of...potatoes, but Penelope will prove you...vegetables should read Penelope's ...

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