Tag: Fennel

Fennel is an effective herb to treat irregular periods. It helps to balance the hormones and promote ovulation. It also relieves menstrual cramps. Boil 2 tsp of fennel seeds in a glass of water, strain and drink this water regularly twice a day. Can fennel seeds induce periods? Fennel seeds, also known as saunf in […]

Fennel due to phytoestrogen compounds and according to traditional believes has the potential for management of polycystic ovary (PCO) treatment. Fennel extract reduced the serum estrogen level and thickness of uterine epithelial cells and increased the serum progesterone level and endometrial thickness of PCOS mice. Is fennel good for hormones? Abstract. Fennel, Foeniculum vulgare, and […]

The seeds aid in blood purification. Fennel seed water clears out excess uric acid in the bloodstream and breaks down bile. It promotes digestion of fats in the liver as well. The water helps in detoxifying. Does fennel reduce uric acid? Fennel is an antiacid, helping to neutralize excess acids in the stomach and intestines […]

The so called fennel seeds are actually the fruits of the plant. This type of fruit is called a schizocarp. Inside each fruit are the actual tiny seeds. The fruit is tiny, grooved and about 4-10mm long. Is fennel is a fruit? The most common cultivated fennel plant is called Florence fennel, and most parts […]

Fennel seeds are known to contain a compound which can make your skin sensitive to sunlight. It contains phototoxic compounds which can make you more prone to sunburn or can cause inflammation and blisters. It can also lead to a skin condition known as phytophotodermatitis. Can eating fennel seeds be harmful? Taking fennel might increase […]

Gujarat. Production(000 Tonnes) 2021-22 Sr No. State Production 1 Gujarat 98.40 2 Rajasthan 34.13 3 Madhya Pradesh 2.62 Where is fennel found in India? India is top producer of fennel and Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka and Haryana are major fennel growing states. Which country produces the most fennel? IndiaIndia […]

Culinary Uses for Fennel Seeds With a flavor profile that’s distinctive and herbaceous, fennel seed is a versatile spice that can be used as a crust for beef or fish fillets (try them out here in this Fennel-Crusted Salmon on White Beans) as well as a seasoning for soups (like in this Fennel & Rice […]

The fruits are used in cookery and sweet desserts. Many cultures in India, Afghanistan, Iran, and the Middle East use fennel fruits in cooking. In Iraq, fennel seeds are used as an ingredient in nigella flavored breads. It is one of the most important spices in Kashmiri cuisine and Gujarati cooking. What nationality uses fennel? […]

Herb fennel is closely related to the vegetable Florence fennel. However, the herb is grown as a perennial, making a long-lived plant with aromatic, feathery leaves and tall heads of yellow flowers in early summer. What is fennel herb used for? Fennel is used for various digestive problems including heartburn, intestinal gas, bloating, loss of […]

If you are cooking and the recipe calls for greens or bulb, the clear choice is fennel. Anise is the better option for sweets such as biscotti or pizzelle. Fennel, with its milder licorice flavor, also has a slightly woody flavor and, thus, works well in marinara sauce and other savory dishes. Do fennel and […]

Bok Choy It has the same texture as fennel but features a slightly stronger flavor. In Asian cooking, it is popularly known as white cabbage. You can use it uncooked and consider adding in a variety of dishes from soups to stir-fries. You can sub a pound of bok choy for a pound of fennel. […]

From dried fennel seeds or loose tea But if you’re using fennel seeds, you’ll need to crush them before making tea so that the good stuff inside the seeds can steep into the water. You can do this with a mortar and pestle or a coffee grinder (on the “coarse” setting). Can You Put fennel […]

There are three different kinds of fennel plants, but only one of them, common fennel, produces fennel seeds. Common fennel is a perennial native to Mediterranean Italy, as well as to China and India, but it’s now cultivated worldwide. Do Italians use fennel seeds? Fennel is extremely popular in Italy where they are added to […]

The best fennel substitute for the dried seeds? Caraway seeds! Caraway seeds have a similar peppery, subtle black licorice flavor: because they’re also in the carrot family! In fact, they’re often used in the same way as fennel seeds in Eastern European recipes. What can I use if I don’t have fennel seeds? We suggest […]

You don’t need a spice grinder to use fennel seed unless you are making a fine powder. For everyday cooking, I’d recommend just crushing the seeds with a rolling pin or even a heavy pot. Do fennel seeds need to be ground? Fennel seed can be used whole, or it can be ground in a […]

Fennel seeds are a spice that grow from the flowering plant called fennel, part of the carrot family. What do fennel seeds taste like? The flavor of fennel is slightly sweet and has a definite licorice-like taste. Do fennel seeds add flavor? Fennel seeds are the dried seed of the fennel herb, and look like […]

Fennel seeds have a sweet flavour with strong anise seed and Licorice notes. On the other hand, cumin seeds offer a smoky and earthy note with a slight bitterness. But both of them are equally flavourful and aromatic. Can I substitute cumin seeds for fennel seeds? Cumin Seeds: Cumin seeds and fennel seeds slightly differ […]

Fennel seeds can break down the kidney stones and uric acid in the tissues. Natural Antioxidant: Fennel seeds’ strong antioxidant properties reduce inflammation- and soften the skin. Does fennel help kidney stones? Fennel is an antiacid, helping to neutralize excess acids in the stomach and intestines as well as clearing uric acid from the joints. […]

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 sugar-coated fennel seeds after a meal. Chewing fennel seeds is thought to help aid digestion and prevent gas. Fennel seeds may help prevent or reduce gas in several ways. What […]

The fennel bulb Most of the plant can be eaten, from the bulb to the leaves and seeds, and even the flowers. There is a cultivated version from Florence in which the base of the stem is enlarged to form the fresh bulb fennel you’ll see in the supermarket. Does fennel seed come from fennel […]