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What to do with fennel?
pipkin71
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Has anyone got any tried and trusted recipes for using fennel?
Due to problems with digestion, I can't have anything containing meat, cheese, cream, pasta or bread products.
I've thought of soup and will use one of them for that but wondered what I could use the other one for
Due to problems with digestion, I can't have anything containing meat, cheese, cream, pasta or bread products.
I've thought of soup and will use one of them for that but wondered what I could use the other one for
There is something delicious about writing the first words of a story. You never quite know where they'll take you - Beatrix Potter
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Has anyone got any tried and trusted recipes for using fennel?
Due to problems with digestion, I can't have anything containing meat, cheese, cream, pasta or bread products.
I've thought of soup and will use one of them for that but wondered what I could use the other one for
It's mostly used in curries.Maybe you could stoop it with a teabag and sieve it back out to make a type of fennel tea.
I am sure someone else will come along with some better ideas.GC 2026 £1,339.25/1200.00
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There are lots of recipes around for braised fennel, most of them along these lines.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/braised-fennel-2309970 -
K9sandFelines wrote: »It's mostly used in curries.Maybe you could stoop it with a teabag and sieve it back out to make a type of fennel tea.
I am sure someone else will come along with some better ideas.
Thank you
Another poster linked me to here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/search?&keywords=fennel&diets%5B0%5D=vegetarian&x=14&y=14
and I've just put this in the oven to have with a salad for lunch
http://www.sonisfood.com/2013/04/roasted-curried-fennel.htmlThere is something delicious about writing the first words of a story. You never quite know where they'll take you - Beatrix Potter0 -
I slice some up and add to coleslaw, if I make roasted veg, I add fennel in.
I also made a really nice fennel and white cabbage side dish that goes well with sea bass. I am sure I got the recipe from BBC but I can't see it on there now.
I have never used it in curry though so will give it a try.0 -
- Soup, but you've thought of that.
- added to stir fry, but it will strongly flavour it
- Salad, Fennel / orange / avocado
- I put it underneath fish, in a package, and in to the oven
- I griddle it, and serve with fish/other veg/what ever.... let it cool down and add to a salad.0 -
Fennel & orange salad
Or in coleslaw
Roasted
In soup
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Cook it in a stew with chick peas, they go very well together.Finally I'm an OAP and can travel free (in London at least!).0
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Use it to stuff red peppers before roasting. Delia recipe I think.Mortgage and Debt free but need to increase savings pot. :think:0
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K9sandFelines wrote: »It's mostly used in curries.Maybe you could stoop it with a teabag and sieve it back out to make a type of fennel tea.
I am sure someone else will come along with some better ideas.
curries? its a Mediterranean vegetable0 -
Fennel, radish & orange salad is a La Tasca dish and its scrummy. You can microwave-braise it as a side veg with fish
You can add it to white wine & lemon for poaching fish, or add it to fish heads & carcass to make fish stock.
It adds a gentle aniseed flavour.
Or if you are growing it, you can let it go to seed to harvest for cooking or leave for butterflies & birds
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