When you see a mangled set of instructions on the Internet (not just Food52 and not just food recipes), the simplest course of action is to see if the instructions were posted elsewhere on the Internet.
On this site, you can click on the author's name which will take you to their profile page. Like many share their recipes, this person has their own blog.
It took me three seconds to find the recipe on her site:
http://www.eatentions.com/?s=delicata
and the missing ingredients:
4 T Fresh Herbs, sage, parley, tarragon
Copy editing is absymally poor on the Internet these days and a huge number of people do a lousy job proofing their work. That's the world we live in; it's not just a problem exclusive to Food52. Search engines (like Google, Bing, Yahoo) can also assist in finding similar articles.
I also do not see what herbs should be in the herbed yogurt. The description calls it a "lemony wood herb combination" and the picture appears to have tarragon and cilantro/coriander.
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On this site, you can click on the author's name which will take you to their profile page. Like many share their recipes, this person has their own blog.
It took me three seconds to find the recipe on her site:
http://www.eatentions.com/?s=delicata
and the missing ingredients:
4 T Fresh Herbs, sage, parley, tarragon
Copy editing is absymally poor on the Internet these days and a huge number of people do a lousy job proofing their work. That's the world we live in; it's not just a problem exclusive to Food52. Search engines (like Google, Bing, Yahoo) can also assist in finding similar articles.
Anyhow, best of luck.