Word Finder - fennel

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A plant, Foeniculum vulgare, of the parsley family, which has a sweet, anise-like flavor.

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The bulb, leaves, or stalks of the plant, eaten as a vegetable.

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The seeds of the fennel plant used as a spice in cooking.

Probably the hollow fennel stalk in which fire was carried got its place in myth from the very fact of its common use.

Lemongrass and natural lemon flavors are combined with licorice root, slippery elm, and fennel to help naturally soothe sore throats.

A tall hardy perennial, fennel has delicate, bright green foliage and yellow flowers.

Garlic, onion powder, chili powder, fennel seeds, and peppercorns are just a few of the many popular spices that can be used in vegetarian cooking.

The chief agricultural products are grain, rice, beans, cotton, opium and poppy seed, sesame, fennel, red pepper, and much of the finest tobacco grown in Europe; there is also some trade in timber, livestock, skins, furs, wool and silk cocoons.

These include anise, caraway, coriander, dill and fennel.

Herbs and Spices - Take a glimpse into the spice rack or herb garden, and you'll find garlic, parsley, dill, mint, oregano, cilantro, basil, rosemary, fennel, and cinnamon.

Giant Fennel (Ferula) - Very graceful umbelliferous plants long known in our botanic gardens, their charm consisting in large tufts of the freshest green leaves in early spring.

Mayweed (Matricaria) - Weeds, excepting the double variety of M. inodora, which is a pretty plant with feathery foliage somewhat like Fennel, and with large white flowers, perfectly double.

Fennel seed has diuretic properties that aid in relieving fluid retention and in the elimination of toxins from the system through the urine.

My own face might have been pretty cheery with the splendid sea bass, fennel and cherry tomatoes served with saffron aioli £ 10.90.

The pan-fried gilthead bream, fennel, olive, tomato and chorizo sausage was superb.

A filet of sea bass with tomato confit, fennel, leeks and lobster tortellini was also enjoyed.

Roast potatoes were crisp and squidgy but slightly burnt, while the braised fennel and asparagus had also been roughly torched.

Place the olive oil in a large frying pan over a high heat and add the fennel wedges.

Meanwhile, trim the fennel, reserving the fronds.

Certain essential oils are good but oils to be avoided include evening primrose, rosemary, hyssop, sweet fennel and sage.

Frequently, the mule would lurch forward to snatch a mouthful of wild fennel.

This is the dominant central feature of the Wonder Pod, and consists of diagonally opposite plantings of green and bronze fennel.

I opted for pan fried sea bream with baby fennel, wild mushrooms and new potatoes and herb bread crumbs.

Nutritionally, 1 teaspoon of ground fennel weighs around 2g and equals 7 kcalories.

The 2s were cut from carrot slices, the Os from bulb fennel stalks (Geraldene Holt's suggestion ).

Powders are also fine, but if you use the whole fenugreek and fennel seed, just make sure you crush them first.

Season to taste with pepper and garnish with the fennel fronds.

Add fennel leaves to bouquet garni for a lively taste.

There are many other, more natural remedies that can be used to relieve indigestion, for example, mint, ginger or fennel.

These are roasted with cumin and fennel seeds, sweet smoked paprika and sea salt.

Dishes while we were there included a delicately spiced celeriac and chick pea soup and zesty grilled brill with roast fennel and potato.

The hot chocolate is a perfect afternoon pick-me-up, and if you need a snack try the yummy fennel soup with the fresh-baked bread.

Effect of passage through duck gut on germination of fennel pondweed seeds.

Betsy got a whole red snapper, which she roasted with fennel (Rick Moonen recipe ).

These oils include rosemary, sage, hyssop, fennel and wormwood.

Another very satisfying starter was the stuffed squid which came sizzling in its earthenware dish with olive and fennel stuffing.

This beautifully tangy body oil contains a powerful synergy of detoxifying Seabuckthorn, Sea Fennel, Lemon and Juniper.

The white Lychnis, the globe thistles Echinops and bronze fennel that has yellow flowers continue also to provide interest and color.

Then add the fennel, cumin and white mustard seeds to the pan together with the ground powdered turmeric.

The large umbels of flowers produced by fennel in late summer are particularly attractive to hoverflies.

I had the seared scallops and the whole sea bass with fennel, all of which were totally yummy.

Sage holds the place of honour; then comes rue, the antidote of poisons; and so on through melons, fennel, lilies, poppies, and many other plants, to wind up with the rose, "which in virtue and scent surpasses all other herbs, and may rightly be called the flower of flowers."

To this list should also be added the common wild tulip, the Italian cyclamen, the common scarlet poppy, the fennel, wild carrot and many varieties of thistle, some of gorgeous colouring.

Betsy got a whole red snapper, which she roasted with fennel (Rick Moonen recipe).

Make a savory dressing for grilled monk fish with crushed Fennel Seeds, olive oil, red wine vinegar, chopped onion and salt.

Peppermint, chamomile, and fennel are blended to calm your tummy quickly but gently.

Jude recommends combining equal parts rosemary, rue, wormwood, fennel, and peppermint.

It comes in lovat check, hibiscus red or fennel seed.

Many organic herbal seeds are used in seed form, such as fennel seed tea.

One of the best herbal remedies for fleas is to sprinkle the area around your pet's bed with pennyroyal or fennel.

As an adjunct therapy, aromatherapy preparations use cypress, fennel, and lemon.

He relocated to Los Angeles in 1991 to work for two high-end restaurants, Fennel and Rex, which led to opportunities in New York.

You may also see herbs that have anti-spasmodic properties, such as star anise and fennel.