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Licorice

Glycyrrhiza glabra Allergen-Free
Licorice

O Que É Licorice?

A sweet and aromatic confectionery derived from the root extract of the licorice plant, known for its distinct, often polarizing, anise-like flavor.

"A ancient root transformed into a globally cherished (and debated) confection, offering a distinct sweet-anise complexity."

Technical Metrics

Global Preference

Highly popular in Nordic countries

Main Sweetener

Glycyrrhizin (50x sweeter than sugar)

Traditional Use

Medicinal (sore throat, cough relief)

Segredo do Chef

Infuse licorice root or candy into dairy products (milk, cream) to create a subtle, sophisticated anise-flavored base for panna cotta, ice cream, or sauces for duck.

Como Escolher e Armazenar Licorice

  1. Check for freshness and pliability.
  2. Store in an airtight container to prevent hardening.

O Que Combina Bem Com Licorice?

  • Fennel
  • star anise
  • chocolate (especially dark)
  • citrus
  • ginger
  • herbal teas
  • certain spirits.

Perguntas frequentes

Qual o sabor de Licorice?

Sweet, anise, herbaceous, earthy, sometimes salty (Nordic)

Como escolher e armazenar Licorice?

Check for freshness and pliability. Store in an airtight container to prevent hardening.

Receitas Usando Licorice

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