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Definition of tarragon in English: tarragonnoun ˈtarəɡ(ə)nˈtɛrəɡən mass nounA perennial plant of the daisy family, with narrow aromatic leaves that are used as a culinary herb. 龙蒿，狭叶青蒿 Artemisia dracunculus, family Compositae Example sentencesExamples - Chanterelles are also fantastic in risottos and pasta dishes, and marry well with flat-leaf parsley or tarragon.
- Garden-fresh smells abound, with tarragon, coriander and, you guessed it, Colorado tree moss.
- Dill, lemon balm, chives, tarragon are just a few examples.
- The choice of herb tends to be decided by availability but in an ideal world, it would be a mix of flat-leaf parsley, chives and tarragon.
- Also I couldn't find tarragon and chervil, so I just used mesclun salad greens with a bit of edible flowers.
- Harvest culinary and medicinal herbs like lemon balm, mint, French tarragon, summer savory and basil before they go to seed.
- We live in an apartment, and although we do grow some things - mint, sage, thyme, tarragon, rosemary - rhubarb is not one of them.
- In a food processor, combine the panko bread crumbs and tarragon leaves and pulse until combined.
- The salad garden grows colorful lettuce, basil, tarragon and trellised peas.
- Or why not make a large frittata with eggs and ricotta, and spice it up with bacon and a herb such as basil, tarragon or chervil?
- Choose five of the following fresh herbs: flat-leaf parsley, chives, mint, chervil, basil, dill, tarragon.
- Flat-leaf parsley, chervil or tarragon all work nicely in there, too.
- I usually have a pot of parsley on the kitchen windowsill, as well as some tarragon and thyme.
- But if you harvest hardy woody perennials such as thyme, savory, and tarragon heavily now, you can weaken the plants.
- Line the base of the steamer with lettuce leaves and scatter with the basil, tarragon and rosemary.
- A whisper of herbs - rosemary and tarragon - perfume this wine, along with the flavor of melons.
- French tarragon and chives in particular benefit from a cool period.
- The aniseed herbs, chervil, tarragon and fennel seem especially appropriate for summer.
- I like mine with tarragon, curry powder and a light dash of hot sauce.
- I picked up Thai basil this week which I cannot grow and a couple of French tarragon plants to replace the ones that the slugs had for lunch one day last week.
OriginMid 16th century: representing medieval Latin tragonia and tarchon, perhaps from an Arabic alteration of Greek drakōn 'dragon' (by association with drakontion 'dragon arum'). Definition of tarragon in US English: tarragonnounˈterəɡənˈtɛrəɡən A perennial plant of the daisy family, with narrow aromatic leaves that are used as a culinary herb. 龙蒿，狭叶青蒿 Artemisia dracunculus, family Compositae Example sentencesExamples - The salad garden grows colorful lettuce, basil, tarragon and trellised peas.
- I like mine with tarragon, curry powder and a light dash of hot sauce.
- We live in an apartment, and although we do grow some things - mint, sage, thyme, tarragon, rosemary - rhubarb is not one of them.
- In a food processor, combine the panko bread crumbs and tarragon leaves and pulse until combined.
- French tarragon and chives in particular benefit from a cool period.
- Harvest culinary and medicinal herbs like lemon balm, mint, French tarragon, summer savory and basil before they go to seed.
- A whisper of herbs - rosemary and tarragon - perfume this wine, along with the flavor of melons.
- The aniseed herbs, chervil, tarragon and fennel seem especially appropriate for summer.
- The choice of herb tends to be decided by availability but in an ideal world, it would be a mix of flat-leaf parsley, chives and tarragon.
- Also I couldn't find tarragon and chervil, so I just used mesclun salad greens with a bit of edible flowers.
- Chanterelles are also fantastic in risottos and pasta dishes, and marry well with flat-leaf parsley or tarragon.
- I picked up Thai basil this week which I cannot grow and a couple of French tarragon plants to replace the ones that the slugs had for lunch one day last week.
- I usually have a pot of parsley on the kitchen windowsill, as well as some tarragon and thyme.
- Choose five of the following fresh herbs: flat-leaf parsley, chives, mint, chervil, basil, dill, tarragon.
- Garden-fresh smells abound, with tarragon, coriander and, you guessed it, Colorado tree moss.
- Or why not make a large frittata with eggs and ricotta, and spice it up with bacon and a herb such as basil, tarragon or chervil?
- But if you harvest hardy woody perennials such as thyme, savory, and tarragon heavily now, you can weaken the plants.
- Dill, lemon balm, chives, tarragon are just a few examples.
- Line the base of the steamer with lettuce leaves and scatter with the basil, tarragon and rosemary.
- Flat-leaf parsley, chervil or tarragon all work nicely in there, too.
OriginMid 16th century: representing medieval Latin tragonia and tarchon, perhaps from an Arabic alteration of Greek drakōn ‘dragon’ (by association with drakontion ‘dragon arum’). |