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Anise Seeds / Śompu

Anise Seeds / Śompu

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Allspice Berries, originally sourced from Himachal Pradesh & popularly known in:

  • Hindi as सौंफ (Saunf)
  • In Sanskrit శోంపు (Śompu)
  • In Telugu as शतपुष्पा (Śatapushpā)

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  • Premium quality sourced from trusted suppliers
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  • Versatile spice suitable for a wide range of dishes
  • Authentic flavors that enhance your cooking experience

What Are Anise Seeds / Pimpinella anisum?

Anise Seeds/Pimpinella anisum are dried seeds of the Pimpinella anisum plant, known for their sweet and aromatic flavor resembling licorice.

Specifications:

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Anise Seeds / Pimpinella anisum

Color

Brown

Made

Dried seeds of Pimpinella anisum plant

Specialty

Sweet, aromatic

Shelf Life

Up to 2 years

Substitutes

Star anise, fennel seeds

Versatility

Suitable for sweet and savory dishes


Anise Seeds/Pimpinella Anisum Taste

Anise Seeds/Pimpinella anisum offer a sweet and aromatic flavor with hints of licorice, making them a versatile spice for various cuisines.

Popular Anise Seeds/Pimpinella Anisum Recipes:

Anise Biscotti:

Ingredients: Flour, sugar, butter, eggs, baking powder, Anise Seeds.

Instructions: Mix ingredients and shape dough into logs. Bake until golden. Slice and bake again until crisp.

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Anise Tea:

Ingredients: Water, Anise Seeds, honey.
Instructions: Boil water and steep Anise Seeds for a few minutes. Strain, sweeten with honey, and serve hot.

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Anise Flavored Bread:

Ingredients: Flour, yeast, water, salt, Anise Seeds.
Instructions: Knead dough with Anise Seeds, let it rise, then shape and bake into bread.

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Anise Roasted Carrots:

Ingredients: Carrots, olive oil, salt, pepper, Anise Seeds.
Instructions: Toss carrots with olive oil, salt, pepper, and crushed Anise Seeds. Roast until tender.

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Anise Seeds / Pimpinella Anisum FAQs:

Q. Can I substitute star anise for Anise Seeds in recipes?
A: Yes, you can substitute star anise for Anise Seeds, but note that star anise has a slightly different flavor profile.

Q. How do I keep Anise Seeds fresh for maximum time?
A: Store Anise Seeds in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain freshness.

Q. Can I grind Anise Seeds/Pimpinella anisum?
A: Yes, you can grind Anise Seeds to release their flavors and aromas before using them in recipes.

Q. Is it possible to use Anise Seeds/Pimpinella anisum in desserts?
A: Yes, Anise Seeds can be used in various desserts like cookies, cakes, and bread to impart a unique flavor.

Q. Can I infuse Anise Seeds into drinks?
A: Yes, you can infuse Anise Seeds into drinks like vodka or simple syrup to add a subtle licorice flavor.

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