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Tarragon - It's Uses as a Culinary Herb
... and is an essential herb in French cuisine. It's flavor is delicate and almost licorice or anise-like. Tarragon is native to Siberia. Tarragon, together with parsley, chervil, and chives make ...
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What plants are good nectar sources for butterflies? -
... whether or not a plant succeeds or fails than just the zone. Anise-scented sage - Salvia guaranitica Autumn sage - Salvia greggii Aster - Asteraceae Spp. Bee balm ... flower - Eupatorium greggii Ironweed - Vernonia spp. Joepye weed - Eupatorium fistulosum Lantana - Lantana camara Licorice plant - Helichrysum petiolare Marigolds - Tagetes spp. Mexican bush sage - Salvia leucantha Mexican flamevine ...
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What host plants are grown to feed caterpillars? -
... pipevine 5. Aristolochia fimbriata - white-veined Duchman's pipe Anise Swallowtail - Carrot family, Apiaceae 1. Pimpinella anisum - anise 2. Foeniculum vulgare - fennel 3. Lomatium – parsnip Eastern ... Gnaphalium obtusifolium - cudweed, sweet everlasting 2. Gnaphalium falcatum - cudweed 3. Helichrysum petiolatum - licorice plant West Coast Lady - Mallow family, malvaceae 1. Lavatera maritima - tree ...
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The Gardener's Network - Herbs : How to Grow Basil
... varieties to choose from. Among them, are varieties stealing a bit of flavor from anise, cinnamon, lemon and licorice. There are spice varieties and sweet ones, too. Take your pick, but make ...
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Florence Fennel (Finocchio)
... might be called the licorice vegetable, except that it's a fair bit milder than actual licorice ("The flavor of fennel, however, is sweeter and more delicate than anise and, when cooked, becomes ... consul in Florence, Italy, sent fennel seeds to Thomas Jefferson in 1824, but the mildly anise-flavored stalk vegetable did not become popular (and widely available) in the U.S. till ...
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Desirable Herb Varieties: Fennel
... true seed--is one of that fairly large class of more or less anise (or "licorice") flavored condiments (which include anise itself), and is used in many national cuisines. Cultivars Home-garden seed ...
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Herbal Smoking Mixtures
... pleasant aromatic anise flavor. You can use the root dried, powdered if it smells good. Seeds are also useful. Ginger Use dried powder, thoroughly mixed with a light hand. Licorice Use dried powder, thoroughly mixed with a light hand. Anise For those who like the licorice flavor, try these seeds. Further Experimentation This area ...
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Alcohol Cooking Substitutions
... juice or syrup. Frangelico Italian hazelnut liqueur. Hazelnut or almond extract. Galliano Golden Italian anise liqueur. Licorice extract. Grand Marnier French liqueur, orange-flavored. Orange juice frozen concentrate or reduced fresh orange ...
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Florence Fennel - Foeniculum vulgare dulco - Herb Seeds
... harvested in the fall, the bulb has a sweet celery flavor with a hint of anise (licorice). The bulbs can be baked or boiled in soups or stews and can also be ... candies and gum from our Old-timey Candy Store: Claeys Anise Drops Claeys Licorice Drops Adams Black Jack Gum Sen-Sen Smith Bros. Licorice Throat Drops Security Copyright © 1998 - 2006 -- All rights reserved ...
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Anise - Pimpinellanisum anisum - Herb Seeds
... Site Advanced Search View Your Shopping Cart Anise Pimpinellanisum anisum Anise is cultivated for both its culinary and medicinal properties. The seeds have a strong licorice flavor and are slightly sweet when ... flavor of anise, you may also like the following candies and gum from our Old-timey Candy Store: Claeys Anise Drops Claeys Licorice Drops Adams Black Jack Gum Sen-Sen Smith Bros. Licorice ...
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