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A friend has a recipe that calls for Fennel. Instead of getting the
seeds, he just got ground instead. Which is better or does it make a difference? Also, I saw on a cooking show where seeds that were to be added to a recipe were first placed on the cook's plam and the plam on his other hand was used to crush them, like a mortar then everything was added to the recipe. Should seeds be added whole or opened with the above method? Thanks, Mark |
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