...aniol]]. It is used like a bay-leaf in savory cooking, and is also used in confectionery and teas. It has a fruity-lemon flavor, with a rosemary-like edge.
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It is used as ingredients of [[soup]], [[stew]], [[curry]], [[Confectionery|sweet]], or eaten fried and as ''dorma'' with [[roe (egg)|roe]] stuffing.
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...]] to [[yellow]], grown in temperate areas. They are known for their rich, confectionery flavour that causes them to be considered one of the finest dessert plums.
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...enthyl esters. It is the oldest and most popular flavour of mint-flavoured confectionery. Peppermint can also be found in some shampoos and soaps, which give the ha
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[[Category:Confectionery]]
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...er seeds are primarily used for food; as a result, they may also be called confectionery sunflower seeds.
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...exported in brine to Amer. to be candied. The candied peel is much used in confectionery and in cakes. Sparingly cult. in Calif. and Fla. A number of ill-defined va
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...peel and a small amount of very acid pulp; the peel is candied and used in confectionery and for culinary purposes.
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...make a distinctively flavoured jam, and is also used in sauces, syrups and confectionery. The riberry plant is also very popular as a garden ornamental and street t
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...[[United Kingdom|UK]], Europe and Commonwealth countries, some types of [[confectionery]] include a blackcurrant flavour, but this is generally missing in the [[Un
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...liage and showy fls. Frs. much used in the tropics for jelly-making and in confectionery.
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Hazelnuts are extensively used in [[confectionery]] to make [[praline]] and also used in combination with [[chocolate]] for c
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...th. Boyle the sewe byfore, and messe hit forth."</ref> Also as an aromatic confectionery, cubeb was often candied and eaten whole. Candied cubeb is mentioned in [[T
[[gelatin]]-based confectionery.<ref>{{US patent|6214788}}</ref>
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...era, produces the pistachio-nute or pistache of commerce which are used in confectionery and flavoring, and some of the other species are used for ornamental planti
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...e plant begins to bear at 3 years from planting. The jujube fr. is used in confectionery.
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...sive power and viscosity being the most valuable. They find application in confectionery and pharmacy, in sizing and finishing textile fabrics and paper, m calico p
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...tion, but yielding a very superior grade of oil. Peppermint oil is used in confectionery, very extensively in medicines, and for the production of menthol, or more
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...e plant is cultivated commercially. It is used for flavoring sherbets, for confectionery, for icing cakes, for "trifles,"—a dish composed of sponge cake, fruits,
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...drink. The juices of the highly colored sorts are sometimes used to color confectionery.
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...ut stickier. In Java, the seeds are sliced thin and cooked with sugar as a confectionery. Uncooked durian seeds are toxic due to [[cyclopropene]] [[fatty acid]]s an
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