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Diana Kennedy's _The Art of Mexican Cooking_ mentions it as
used in some Oaxacan dishes and says the plant is a species of the genus _Tridax_. Other sources say that it is a species of Indian Paintbrush, namely _Castilleja lantana_. Anyone here know 1) which it is 2) whether the flavor is special enough to be worth seeking out 3) a source for seed given that it is not an Indian Paintbrush? (_C. lantana_ is available from at least one source I can easily find online, but I suspect that it's not the right plant.) Gernot Katzer, the Austrian with the Spice Pages, plumps for _Tridax_. I can't find much on-line for plants of that genus apart from their potential as invasive weeds. Thanks very much. Mark. Gooley gooley at gator dot net |
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