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Tarragon Leaves

The slender leaves of French tarragon, Artemisia dracunculus. The anise flavour is a volatile oil that disappears with long cooking.

Origin

A European herb, the French kind being the one worth cooking with.

Flavour

Aniseed, sweet, and slightly peppery.

How to use it

Chop it into sauces, eggs, and chicken at the end of cooking.

Storage

Fresh leaves keep a few days in the fridge, wrapped. Dried tarragon is a shadow of it.

Recipes using it

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