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Bought a couple of bulbs of fennel at your supermarket or local grocer? We'll show you how to put it to good use.
Cauliflower cheese with leek and fennel in a large dish with a scoop taken out, ready to serve.

Fennel is a flowering plant species in the carrot family, and while we can eat the fronds and seeds, the fennel bulb is the most often used in modern Australian and Italian cooking.

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Fennel makes a brilliant accompaniment to many warm or cool dishes, as it can be enjoyed cooked or raw. It’s a wonderful addition to salads as well as hearty soups, stews and savoury breakfasts such as baked eggs. It also pairs beautifully with certain cuts of meat such as pork and chicken.

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Orange and fennel salad
Quick & Easy
November 27, 2013

Orange and fennel salad

Not suitable to freeze. Note
By Women's Weekly Food
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