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- adjective informal Resembling or characteristic of
aniseed .
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Examples
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Sweet cicely - very attractive leaves and the seeds taste nice and aniseedy when fresh.
Gardening. Spinningfishwife 2009
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I LOVE dill - and I don't find it aniseedy at all unlike its lookalike fennel fronds - these are overpoweringly aniseedy.
Weekend Herb Blogging #118 Haalo 2008
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I'm not a big fan of licorice, but I do like aniseedy vegetables like fennel and chicory.
Archive 2006-07-01 Niki 2006
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Stephanie - The interesting thing about fennel is that after you've cooked it, the strong aniseedy flavour softens and modifies.
Fennel and orange soup Niki 2006
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I'm not a big fan of licorice, but I do like aniseedy vegetables like fennel and chicory.
Fennel and orange soup Niki 2006
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Clothilde speaks about it as well in her post, because she's also no great fan of fennel or aniseedy vegetables!
Fennel and orange soup Niki 2006
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But there are some things I miss about France, bizarre things like “Viandox” (to which my ex-Frog introduced me), “Tonigencil” toothpaste (which had an aniseedy flavour) and the school stationery – so much more interesting than the simple “ruled with margin” pads you get over here!
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Then, lifted by the peppery, aniseedy seasoning, it's the perfection of that beastly treat.
Evening Standard - Home David Sexton 2011
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I've got all these recipes that call for fennel in a variety of ways (raw in salads, soup, braised etc but just knowing that it tastes aniseedy/licorice-y makes me avoid it like the plague :( How mild does the flavour become once cooked?
Fennel and orange soup Niki 2006
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