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ANISE SEED

(Pimpinnella anisum)

1 pound anise seed = 5 cups
1 cup = 3oz+
1 oz = 5 TB
1 TB = 1/5 oz

Flavor/Aroma: Anise is distinguished by its strong licorice-like flavor and aroma. The seeds are characterized by minty, piney, and fruity flavor notes. Anise's flavor also resembles that of Fennel but is somewhat sweeter.

Appearance: Pale brown, crescent shaped

Pairs Well With Spring Foods Like: Beets, carrots, fish/shellfish, melon, oranges, pork
 

 

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