ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CHERVIL
Old English cerfelle, from Latin caerephylla, plural of caerephyllum chervil, from Greek khairephullon, from khairein to enjoy + phullon leaf.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHERVIL»
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Chervil is used as a garnish on vegetable dishes, particularly peas, and on meats
and fish. It is often added to goulashes, meats, poultry, eggs, soups, stuffings,
stews, and specialty cheeses such as Liptauer. Chervil is used in dressings, and
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Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs
Chervil CHERVIL Antbriscus Cerefolium Umbelliferae That subtle, tender flavor
— part anise, part parsley — that you've been trying to identify in the fish sauce,
will almost certainly turn out be chervil, the most retiring of the sister spices that ...
Claire Kowalchik, William H. Hylton, 1998
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Margaret Roberts' A-Z Herbs: Identifying Herbs, How to Grow ...
Chervil is a useful and versatile culinary herb with a delicate flavour, belonging to
the carrot family. It has been used medicinally since at least Roman times.
Chervil is a pretty, fernlike plant. CULTIVATION Chervil is a delicate annual ...
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Handbook of Spices, Seasonings, and Flavorings, Second Edition
CHERVIL Called French parsley by Europeans, chervil is a symbol of new life for
them, because of its resemblance to myrrh given to baby Jesus. Romans and
Greeks used these leaves in tonics (with watercress and dandelions) more than ...
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Preserving Food without Freezing or Canning: Traditional ...
Chervil Sugar (same weight as the chervil) Salt (1⁄2 teaspoon per 1 lb. chervil)
Water (1 cup per 1 lb. sugar) A preserving pan or large saucepan Drying screens
Canning jars or cans Gather large, very tender stems before they have grown ...
The Gardeners and Farmers of Centre Terre Vivante, 2007
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Williams-Sonoma Collection: Hor D'oeuvre
RADISHES WITH CHERVIL BUTTER FOR THE CHERVIL BUTTER: 3A cup
unsalted butter, at room temperature V2 teaspoon sea salt 3 tablespoons minced
fresh chervil 16 radishes, chilled Fresh chervil sprigs for garnish To make the
chervil ...
Brigit Binns, Chuck Williams, 2001
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Handbook of Herbs and Spices
The tender young leaves of chervil have been used in spring tonics for thousands
of years, dating back to the ancient Greeks. A combination of chervil, dandelion
and watercress rejuvenates the body from vitamin and mineral deficiencies ...
Chervil's lacy white flowers have a delicate texture and flavor similar to the leaves
. You can chop these blossoms with the leaves, add them to a salad, or toss them
on a finished dish as garnish. Use chervil with abandon, for a finely minced ...
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Florida's Best Herbs and Spices: Native and Exotic Plants ...
GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION Chervil is thought to be native to the Middle East,
southern Russia, and the Ukraine. It was probably introduced into Europe at an
early date. The name may be derived from the Latin chaeophyllum, meaning ...
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Seed to Seed: Seed Saving and Growing Techniques for the ...
Anthriscus cerefolium Chervil Chervil has feathery leaves that impart a delicate
anise flavor to foods. The leaves are usually chopped like parsley and included
in salads and vegetable dishes. Chervil is also an important ingredient in French
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHERVIL»
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How to eat: tuna salad
A handful of finely chopped leafy, green herbs (parsley, chives, chervil, basil even) is also welcome, but not essential. NO: French/green beans ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Monday Meal: Boston Lettuce Salad w/ Shrimp, Peas & Herbs
Feel free to use other herbs, such as chervil, basil or mint, for example. You could also skip the shrimp and just make a green salad. Ingredients ... «Salt Lake City Weekly, Jul 15»
Tuesday, July 7
After a herb-off, in which four contestants battle it out over identifying everything from Thai basil to chervil, the big twist will be revealed – and it's ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 15»
Five great recipes to try this summer
Small handful fresh herbs, such as dill, chervil, cilantro or flat-leaf parsley, roughly chopped. Salt and pepper. To serve: Crisp lettuce leaves ... «TheChronicleHerald.ca, Jul 15»
Darina Allen: Fish in Beer Batter with Chips and Tartare Sauce
To serve, arrange the cubes of salmon on a plate, add some Arjard and some pickled red onion and scatter over a few sprigs of chervil, wild ... «Irish Examiner, Jul 15»
Mammoth Food & Wine
... diver scallop with a split pea puree, roasted sweet corn bacon fingerling potato hash, lemon chervil buerre blanc, and a Serrano ham garnish ... «The Sheet, Jul 15»
How to get the best herb harvest from your garden
Chervil, cilantro dill, garlic chives, parsley, and watercress all will thrive when sown in mid to late summer. Prepare a welcoming bed of moist, ... «Milford Daily News, Jul 15»
Leicestershire set for third Marco Pierre White restaurant since …
Its menu includes an a la carte option, featuring cappuccino of wild mushrooms chervil starter (£6.95) and Great American bacon and ... «Leicester Mercury, Jul 15»
To Do This Weekend: Photos of Iceland, Akua Allrich, and The World …
One of the variations uses Normandy sparkling cider and a tincture made of blackberries, hyssop, and chervil in grain alcohol and organic ... «Washington City Paper, Jul 15»
Fare Exchange: On bagels, bacon/eggs & asparagus and peaches
If you can find chervil (or are lucky enough to grow it in your garden), feel free to substitute it for the fresh chives. 1 bunch asparagus, ends ... «Chattanooga Times Free Press, Jun 15»
