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Anise is
an ornamental plant that somewhat resembles Queen Anne's Lace, and makes a good
border choice. It is an annual herb. The seeds have a
licorice-like taste and are a universal flavoring used to season a wide variety
of foods and products, from candy to toothpaste. It is native to the
Orient.In cooking, the lofty licorice-like taste of Anise seed mingles well with eggs, cheese, stewed fruit, and carrots. Many international cuisines use it in dishes, including Scandinavian, Greek, Arabic, and Hispanic. It intensifies the sweetness in cakes, cookies, and pastries, and combined with Bay and Cinnamon, it compliments game, fish, pork, duck, and stews. The leaves can also be used in salads and as a garnish, and they can be dried for use in Teas. One of the most notable uses of Anise is as a flavoring for various liqueurs. If you combine equal parts of Anise, Coriander, and Fennel seed in sugared Vodka, you have made Anisette. Anise germinates slowly and resents
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