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HOMES PLUS MAY 2015 4 Independent Senior Living • Retirement Communities Senior Apartments • Assisted Living • Subsidized Housing =DB:HEAJHH:C>DGA>K>C< 243638008 FOXBROOK & CAPITOL HILL — S E N I O R A P A R T M E N T S — Foxbrook Senior Apartments 18915 Thomson Drive, Brookfield (262) 790-0033 ➤ Underground Parking ➤ Weekly Activities ➤ Movie Room ➤ Game Room 244096004 Capitol Hill Senior Apartments 17390 Crest Hill Drive, Brookfield (262) 790-1845 1 & 2 Bedroom 55 and Over * ➤ Library ➤ Chapel ➤ Beauty Salon *Income Restrictions Apply ➤ Voluntary Morning Check In Service ➤ FREE Weekly Shuttle to Shopping Cilantro is one of the most popular herbs today and is grown in many local gardens. It's a must for salsa, salads, soups and other South American cuisine. But the problem is keeping it growing through the hot summer. It likes cooler weather in which to thrive, and once the heat of the summer approaches, it's off to flower and seed. Now you have coriander. You can replant it by seed every couple of weeks to keep your supply up, but how many of us have the time to do that? Be honest. What if there was a substitute that actu- ally liked the hot weather? Well, there is and it's called papalo, aka "summer cilantro" or "Bolivian coriander." Papalo is considered a wild green and is actually a member of the daisy family. Its native range is from southern Texas to South America. It is extremely popular in Bolivia and the Pueblo region of Mexico. It offers an abundance of leaves to use and most people say it has a strong flavor of cilantro, lime, and nasturtium flowers. Now that's a unique flavor. Papalo: A heat-loving cilantro substitute MICHAEL TIMM See Timm/Page 7

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