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Closely related to parsley this sweet herb with feathery parsley-like leaves has a very delicate anise flavor and is often used in cold dishes, because heat quickly consumes its flavor. Try in marinated vegetables, soups, on potato/egg salad, or mix with butter and lemon and melt over broiled fish. Traditionally used on soup-a sprinkling dropped on each bowl at the last moment before serving. 
 

 

Name  Origin Type of Plant General Uses Use in or with Market Form

Chervil 

South Europe  

Annual aromatic herb parsley-like

Vinegar flavor

Salads, soups, dried peas 

Fresh, dried

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