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  • Cornmeal & Fennel Seed Digestive Biscuits
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    Cornmeal & Fennel Seed Digestive Biscuits

    Bythehomesteadgarden October 23, 2019February 4, 2025

    These cornmeal and fennel seed digestive biscuits are big on flavor and texture. Rich, golden cornmeal offers these biscuits a light, airy texture, while anise-tasting fennel seeds benefit your digestive system. The perfect after-dinner biscuit. This article also contains an honest book review of The Herbalist’s Healing Kitchen by Devon Young. The Benefits of Digestive…

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    The Spice Series: Fennel Seeds

    Bythehomesteadgarden November 22, 2013February 12, 2020

    This is a continuation of my Spice Series. Welcome to my information on Fennel Seeds!   **Fennel is one of those amazing plants that crosses categories: it is a vegetable, an herb, AND a spice! The bulb and stalks are a vegetable, the fronds and flowers are an herb, and if you leave the flowers…

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  • Anise or Fennel Seed Infused Tea or Tincture
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    Anise or Fennel Seed Infused Tea or Tincture

    Bythehomesteadgarden August 29, 2011February 4, 2025

    Both Anise Seeds and Fennel Seeds are an excellent natural remedy for upset digestive systems. Learn how to use these seeds (either together or just use one) in both an infused tea and tincture form. Both a Fennel Seed Infused Tea and a Fennel Seed Tincture will help sooth your digestive discomforts. How Fennel Seeds…

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  • Gardening | Herbs

    Fennel

    Bythehomesteadgarden July 26, 2011

    Name: *Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) Description: *There are both annual and perennial types *Can reach 5 feet tall *Aniseed-type taste Parts Used: *Leaves, flowers, seeds, stems, roots (all parts edible) Position: *light, well-drained, slightly alkaline soil *sunny position *tolerates cold *avoid clay soil Propagation: *All varieties work best if sown directly in the soil in the…

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