Outback Spirit Anisata

A flavour hit for savoury and sweet dishes

From $12.00

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Wild Harvested

Sets a deep fragrant flavour to salad dressings
Has a superior antioxidant capacity, giving protection from oxidative stress and helps in the anti-aging process. Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, 2009
30 gms

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The leaves of the anisata tree, also known as aniseed myrtle (Anetholea anisata), dried and ground. With a flavour similar to star anise and fennel, but with an extra sweetness. Intensely flavoured, so small amounts deliver a big flavour hit... be judicious.

Perfect with lamb fillets, small fish like whitebait, goat's cheese, eggplant and tomato dishes, pancakes or puddings.

Ingredients: Pure Anisata

30 gms

More information and recipes can be found in Wild Food.

ISBN / Barcode: 9321208001578

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