Fennel

All of Fennel is used: the fronds, the stalks, the bulb and the seeds. The base looks a bit like celery, in that it is… Read More »Is Fennel Root The Same As Fennel Bulb?

If you’d rather not use fennel in your lasagna because you don’t love the taste, try using caraway seeds or dill seeds instead. Can I… Read More »What Is A Substitute For Ground Fennel Seed?

Bulb fennel is perhaps a slightly misleading name, as the ‘bulb’ is in fact the swollen stem base of the plant. Where is the fennel… Read More »Where Is The Bulb On A Fennel Plant?

Method Preheat the oven to 160°C/325°F/gas 3. Trim and quarter the fennel bulbs, then lay in a roasting dish, scatter over the tomatoes and caraway… Read More »How Do You Cook Jamie Oliver Fennel?

Difference between Fennel and Cumin Seeds Fennel seeds are slightly larger in size and have a greenish tinge, whereas Cumin seeds are usually brown in… Read More »What Is The Difference Between Cumin And Fennel Seeds?

They give a sweet licorice-like taste and scent to curries, stews, bread, desserts, and beverages. In some parts of the world, people chew plain or… Read More »What Are Fennel Seeds Used For?

Fennel and caraway are relatives, but not the same plant. Fennel seeds have a flavor dominated by anise/licorice, where caraway is quite different, being dominated… Read More »Do Fennel And Caraway Go Together?

seeds. Use the seeds from the fennel plant to make tea. The yellowish seeds make a better option for making tea than the greener variety.… Read More »What Part Of Fennel Is Used For Tea?

All parts of the fennel plant—bulb, stalk, and the feathery fronds—are edible, and will add texture and flavor to salads, slaws, pastas, and more. Thinly… Read More »How Much Of The Fennel Bulb Is Edible?

Use to flavour fish, meat and vegetable dishes, as well as breads and chutneys. You can also chew the whole seeds to freshen your breath,… Read More »What Is Fennel Spice Used For?