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Thursday, December 10th, 2009

Baking Delights

Fennel Pollen Is a Unique Flavoring

August 23, 2009 by Marye Audet  
Filed under Reviews

I had the opportunity to try fennel pollen. I actually received the tin just before my surgery and was frustrated at my lack of energy afterwards because I really wanted to try this stuff.

When you open the tin the whole room smells like anise. The flavor is a bit like a delicate anise and honey combination. It isn’t sweet but is the type of thing that would add a delicate flavor to almost anything.

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I used it in cookies, which I will be sharing with you tomorrow. This would go in breads, baked goods of all kinds, and even vegetables and meats

If you are looking for a unique flavor give the fennel pollen a try.

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Comments

5 Responses to “Fennel Pollen Is a Unique Flavoring”
  1. Diana says:

    Can you harvest your own? I wonder what’s involved?

  2. angeli says:

    Love this – my mum has loads of it growing in her garden – been experimenting with it in savoury combinatons.

  3. Paula Cooper (subscribed) says:

    Hello
    Do you know where i can get hold of fennel pollen in Australia ?????
    I am a food wholesaler in Adelaide.
    Any comments welcome please.
    Paula

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