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try all these ingredients in tsp-sized
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juniper
origin: Croatia
The distinctive scent of juniper is immediately reminiscent of gin and
the juniper berries are intensely aromatic when crushed and added to your
cooking. A popular flavouring in central Europe, particularly in Alpine
regions where juniper flavours anything from roast pork, goose, apples
and of course the famous cabbage dish, sauerkraut.
uses: Juniper is a classic complement to strongly flavoured game. Crush and add to an apple sauce to accompany roast pork or add crushed juniper berries to flavour sprouts or braised cabbage.