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Chervil - Fresh

Chervil microgreens, like their mature counterpart, have a delicate and mild flavor with a hint of anise or licorice. Here's a breakdown of their texture, taste, uses in cooking, and nutritional values:

  • Texture: Chervil microgreens typically have tender, delicate, and feathery leaves. The texture is soft and not as crunchy as some other microgreens, making them a pleasant addition to salads and garnishes.

  • Taste: The taste of chervil microgreens is often described as mild, fresh, and slightly sweet, with a subtle hint of anise or licorice. This gentle flavor profile makes them a versatile addition to various dishes.

  • Uses in Cooking:

    • Garnish: Chervil microgreens are commonly used as a garnish for a variety of dishes, including soups, salads, and main courses, adding a touch of freshness and visual appeal.
    • Salads: Toss chervil microgreens into salads to enhance both the flavor and visual appeal. They pair well with other mild-flavored greens and vegetables.
    • Sandwiches: Sprinkle chervil microgreens on sandwiches or wraps for a subtle burst of flavor.
    • Seafood Dishes: Chervil is often used in French cuisine to complement seafood dishes. Chervil microgreens can be used similarly to enhance the flavor of fish and seafood preparations.
  • Nutritional Values:

    • Chervil microgreens, like other microgreens, are considered nutrient-dense. While specific nutritional values can vary, microgreens in general are known to be rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
    • Microgreens are harvested at an early stage of growth, and some studies suggest that they may contain higher concentrations of certain nutrients compared to their mature counterparts.

Chervil - Fresh

SKU: MF28
PrezzoA partire da € 2,90
IVA inclusa
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