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left in stacks until ripening is complete. the tiny ovoid seeds, which vary in colour from pale brown to green-grey, are separated from the flower heads by threshing. bits of thin stalk are often attached to the seeds. taste and aroma: anise seeds have a sweet aromatic bouquet with a distinctive liquorice
of the oldest cultivated plants. native range: southern europe, mediterranean region major producers: india, argentina, romania, bulgaria, russia, japan, usa harvesting: the seeds are harvested when the fruits are mature and sage green in colour. taste and aroma: fennel has a sweet, warm, anise-liquorice...
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left in stacks until ripening is complete. the tiny ovoid seeds, which vary in colour from pale brown to green-grey, are separated from the flower heads by threshing. bits of thin stalk are often attached to the seeds. taste and aroma: anise seeds have a sweet aromatic bouquet with a distinctive liquorice
of the oldest cultivated plants. native range: southern europe, mediterranean region major producers: india, argentina, romania, bulgaria, russia, japan, usa harvesting: the seeds are harvested when the fruits are mature and sage green in colour. taste and aroma: fennel has a sweet, warm, anise-liquorice...
https://www.nhcgroup.com/spice-facts/