Organic Star Anise 50g by Hatton Hill Organic

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Organic Star Anise 50g by Hatton Hill Organic

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Organic Star Anise by Hatton Hill Organic. Organically grown, harvested and dried in China. Packed in the UK. Star anise comes from an evergreen tree that grows in Southern China, Vietnam and Laos. It contains the same three essential oils as aniseed, even though the two are entirely unrelated, and the flavour of star anise is significantly stronger than that of aniseed. INGREDIENTS Organic Star Anise

But Hatton Hill Organic's star anise can bring an exotic twist to many other kinds of dishes, particularly stews and casseroles, as part of a rub for meat dishes and in sauces, and it gives a liquorice kick to any liquid used for poaching pears or other fruit. USES: Star anise is a "star" player in Chinese cuisine (it's one of the dominant ingredients in Chinese five-spice seasoning, which is present in all kinds of Chinese dishes) and is used in Vietnamese pho, a soup that is ubiquitous throughout the country. Its uses in the West have been focused mainly on alcoholic drinks such as sambuca and pastis, and on cookies, cakes and desserts. PURE, PREMIUM PRODUCT: Hatton Hill Organic's star anise is the whole dried star anise flower, which imparts a unique, liquorice-like flavour to dishes in which it is used. Star anise comes from an evergreen tree that grows in Southern China, Vietnam and Laos. It contains the same three essential oils as aniseed, even though the two are entirely unrelated, and the flavour of star anise is significantly stronger than that of aniseed.