anthriscus cereifolium
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Definition
Noun 1. A culinary herb: A specific aromatic annual herb native to the Old World, scientifically named Anthriscus cereifolium, cultivated primarily for its delicate, finely divided, and often curly leaves which are used as a flavoring, especially in soups and salads.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Fresh Anthriscus cereifolium is essential for an authentic French fines herbes mixture.
- The recipe calls for a tablespoon of chopped Anthriscus cereifolium to garnish the soup.
- Anthriscus cereifolium has a subtle, slightly anise-like flavor.
Advanced Usage
- In botanical or formal culinary contexts: The term is used precisely to distinguish this specific herb from similar-looking plants like parsley or cilantro.
- The genus Anthriscus includes several species, with Anthriscus cereifolium being the one of primary culinary importance.
Variants and Related Words
- Chervil: This is the common English name for . All usage examples for "Anthriscus cereifolium" can be substituted with "chervil" in everyday language.
- You can use chervil as a substitute for Anthriscus cereifolium in any recipe.
Synonyms
- Chervil: The standard common name.
- Garden chervil: A more descriptive common name.
- French parsley: An informal name referring to its appearance and common use in French cuisine.
Related Phrases
- Fines herbes: A classic French herb blend where Anthriscus cereifolium (chervil) is a traditional component alongside chives, tarragon, and parsley.
- The delicate flavor of Anthriscus cereifolium is a key component of fines herbes.
Noun
- aromatic annual Old World herb cultivated for its finely divided and often curly leaves for use especially in soups and salads