caraways
Bread-flavoring seeds
Caraways are the dried seeds of a plant in the parsley family, used as a spice.
They have a distinctive warm, slightly anise-like flavor common in rye bread, sauerkraut, and Central European cooking: The recipe called for a tablespoon of caraways.
The term also refers to the plants themselves.
Plant embryos in casings
- spicePlant-derived food flavoring
- rye breadLoaf from cereal grain
- sauerkrautLacto-fermented cabbage
- seasoningSubstance improving food taste
pickling · harissa · cabbage · pork · cheese · aquavit · digestif · sausage
Promotes food breakdown
- flatulenceIntestinal gas accumulation
- herbal teaSteeped plant infusion
- essential oilConcentrated aromatic plant extract
- antispasmodicAgent preventing muscle cramps
gripe water · traditional remedy · aromatherapy · folk medicine · brewing · tincture · intestinal health · nursing mothers
Every second year
- white flowersLight-hued botanical blooms
- taprootMain descending root
- herb gardenPlot for aromatic culinary plants
- aromatic plantVegetation with notable fragrance
feathery leaves · medicinal herb · wildflower · cultivation · essential oil · garden herb
seeds
Plant embryos in casings
- spicePlant-derived food flavoring
- rye breadLoaf from cereal grain
- sauerkrautLacto-fermented cabbage
seasoning · pickling · harissa · cabbage · pork · cheese · aquavit · digestif · sausage · goulash
digestive aid
Promotes food breakdown
- flatulenceIntestinal gas accumulation
- herbal teaSteeped plant infusion
- essential oilConcentrated aromatic plant extract
antispasmodic · gripe water · traditional remedy · aromatherapy · folk medicine · brewing · tincture · intestinal health · nursing mothers · metabolism
biennial
Every second year
- white flowersLight-hued botanical blooms
- taprootMain descending root
- herb gardenPlot for aromatic culinary plants
feathery leaves · aromatic plant · medicinal herb · wildflower · cultivation · essential oil · garden herb