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Tarragon

An herb for 'haute cuisine

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Although tarragon originates from Central Asia, it is actually the great French chefs who have given this herb its reputation. It is a green herb with a mild, slightly sweet aroma that also tends slightly towards aniseed and pepper. Elongated thin leaves grow on the long stems of the tarragon plant.

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Storage advice

  • Transport and storage: Fresh herbs last longer when stored refrigerated. A good temperature is between 2 and 8˚C.
  • Shop: Tarragon can be displayed in the cold store.

Our tarragon is grown in:

Israel, Ethiopia and Kenya

Recipes & preparation tips

French haute cuisine has heavily contributed to tarragon's reputation as a fresh herb. Its uses in French recipes are varied. One culinary masterpiece is lemon sole rolls with béarnaise sauce, which can be found on the EAT ME website. The sprigs also work well as a decorative element in a mango shake. Tarragon adds a special touch to egg dishes. It can also be used to brew tea. All the preparation it needsired is rinsing and patting dry with kitchen roll. Tarragon can be cooked.

Tarragon - Recipes & Preparation Tips

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