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Green anise seeds

Terre exotique

Reference: 18615 | DLUO : 27/06/2030

Green anise seeds Terre Exotique 50 g

Terre Exotique green anise seeds are a spice with fresh, sweet, and slightly sugary notes, ideal for flavoring both sweet and savory dishes. Whole, the green anise seeds gradually release their aromas and can be used as is, crushed, or infused.

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Highly prized in pastry and bread making, green anise lends a distinctive flavor to gingerbread , homemade breads, biscuits, brioches, and milk- or cream-based desserts. It also pairs well with jams, chutneys, and fruit preparations.

In savory dishes, green anise seeds pair well with white fish, potatoes, lentils, vegetables, and fresh or goat cheeses. A versatile spice to keep in your pantry for easily adding variety to your recipes.

How to use green anise seeds in cooking?

Green anise seeds can be used whole or lightly crushed to release more of their aromas.

Some ideas:

  • Aniseed gingerbread : add some seeds to your preparation along with the other spices.
  • Biscuits and small cakes : incorporate the seeds directly into the dough.
  • Homemade brioche and bread : add green anise to the flour to flavor the dough.
  • Crème brûlée, flan or rice pudding : infuse the seeds in the milk or cream.
  • Anise-flavored whipped cream : infuse the seeds in the cream before whipping.
  • Jams and chutneys : a few seeds add a fresh and aromatic note.
  • White fish : use green anise as a spice to delicately enhance the dishes.
  • Potatoes, lentils and vegetables : add some seeds during preparation.

You can also prepare an infusion of green anise by steeping the seeds in hot water.

What does green anise taste like?

Green anise has a distinctive aroma that is fresh, sweet, and slightly sugary. Its scent is quite strong on the nose but more delicate on the palate. It adds a truly unique flavor to dishes, especially when combined with gingerbread spices.

Green anise and star anise: what's the difference?

Despite their similar aromas, green anise and star anise do not come from the same plant. Green anise refers to the seeds of Pimpinella anisum , while star anise, also known as star anise, comes from a different tree.

Terre Exotique Green Anise

This Terre Exotique green aniseed is packaged in a 50g bag. A convenient size for using this spice in baking, bread making, and savory dishes.

Brand: Terre Exotique
Product: Green anise seeds
Weight: 50 g

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