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VERSATILE FENNEL: VEGETABLE, HERB, AND SPICE
The Boston Globe; 1/10/2001; Lisa Zwirn, Globe Correspondent; 1684 words
; Why does fennel ring up as anise at the grocery store? How good can ... it tastes like licorice? Did you know that in India fennel seeds are used as breath fresheners? And that fennel can be found growing wild in the streets of San Francisco ...
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Fabulous fennel enhances food
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; 2/7/1999; KELLY WATTS; 1017 words
; Fennel flavors food fabulously. Repeat that sentence 10 times ... you choking on the words because you don't like anise? Fennel does have a slight aniseed flavor, but it is nowhere near ... flavor of black jelly beans or ouzo (anisette liqueur). Fennel's flavor is slightly sweeter and more delicate than ...
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For Licorice Flavor, Flirt with Fennel
Chicago Sun-Times; 1/27/1994; Bea Lewis; 533 words
; Fennel is an aromatic plant that tastes a little like licorice, even though you'd never guess from its appearance. A fennel plant looks like a flattened bunch of celery with a large ... base and feathery green leaves called fronds. You can find fennel, a favorite in Italy, in the supermarket produce section ...
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Country & Garden: Herbs No 33: Fennel
The Independent - London; 9/9/2000; Miranda Seymour; 545 words
; FENNEL, LIKE juniper, garlic and saffron, was known for its medicinal ... Prometheus brought fire back from Olympus in the hollow stalk of fennel. It may have been the original thyrsus; certainly, late depictions of Dionysius's staff seem to show him carrying a fennel wand and it may have been seen as a ...
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A flair for fennel Don't overlook veggie's versatility
Chicago Sun-Times; 8/1/2001; Mary Carroll Los Angeles Times Syndicate; 449 words
; Fennel's celerylike appearance and its feathery fronds make it ... experience with Italian or French cuisine. Both believe fennel's piquant, licoricelike flavor offers medicinal qualities ... digestion. American cooks are most familiar with the dried fennel leaves that are used as an herb in salad dressings, ...
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Fennel adds flavor to holiday flank steak
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; 5/26/2002; BEV BENNETT; 416 words
; Fennel adds flavor to holiday flank steak By BEV BENNETT Sunday, May 26, 2002 Licorice candy doesn't appeal to me, and I rarely sip an anise- flavored liquor such as Pernod. But show me a dish with fennel and I salivate. Fennel is grouped with licorice or anise, but the taste is actually lighter, fresher ...
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Fresh fennel offers sweet flavor
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; 12/5/2001; MARY CARROLL; 433 words
; Fresh fennel offers sweet flavor By MARY CARROLL Wednesday, December 5, 2001 Fennel's celery-like appearance and its feathery fronds ... experience with Italian or French cuisine. Both believe fennel's piquant, licorice-like flavor offers medicinal ...
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The Feathery Charm of Fennel
The Washington Post; 3/28/2002; Adrienne Cook; 621 words
; Fennel, with its snowy-white, fan-shaped base, slender green stalks ... with something as riotous as dahlias. Those familiar with fennel know of the bulb's definite, though subtle, licorice aroma ... mashed in a marvelously multilayered spring soup. The famous fennel of Italy is Florence fennel, the most ...
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For Sweet Licorice Flavor, Flirt With Feathery Fennel
Chicago Sun-Times; 2/10/1994; Bea Lewis; 563 words
; Fennel is an aromatic plant that tastes a little like licorice, even though you'd never guess from its appearance. A fennel plant looks like a flattened bunch of celery with a large ... bulbous base and green leaves called fronds. You can find fennel, a favorite in Italy, in the supermarket produce section ...
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Gardening: The growing pains of Florence Fennel
The Independent - London; 3/30/1996; Anna Pavord; 1018 words
; Florence fennel is a catwalk vegetable: it always looks ... I have been trying to grow Florentine fennel for two years without any success" writes ... correct seeds (Johnsons) clearly marked Herb Fennel on the packet. I have sown them in small ...
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