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Home arrow Herbs/Spices arrow Chervil
Chervil PDF Print E-mail
Written by matt gauzza   
Saturday, 22 December 2007
ImageComes from the parsley family and is a popular French herb. The leaves resemble parsley, and is an aromatic, sweet herb with a slight taste of anise. Chervil helps to bring out the flavor of other herbs and is used to add color and flavor to dressings for pasta and potato salads. Chervil is available dried but has the best flavor when fresh.
Details
SourceLeaves and stems of the chervil plant Anthriscus cerefolium
FlavorLight, similar to parsley
Best UsedFresh or frozen
Cooking UseFlavoring in soups, casseroles, salads, and in omelettes.
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