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Smelling of liquorice-flavored seeds or oil.

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Usage examples (8)
  • It combines the fresh seafood for which Veracruz is famous with the anise-scented herb that grows abundantly in the warmer areas of Mexico.
  • A salad of chopped tomatoes, onion, and shankleesh is a standard addition to any mezze table and often accompanied by arak an anise-scented liquor.
  • Today quince paste, known as membrillo in Spanish, is served neat alongside anise-scented fig cakes and Marcona almonds; foods that complement the Spanish cheese plate.
  • Hierba santa or hoja santa piper auritum, piper sanctum: Abundant in the south-central region of Mexico, the palm-sized, velvety leaves of this anise-scented, bushy...
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