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Chives are the perennial herb Allium schoenoprasum, a member of the genus that also includes onions, garlic, leeks, and shallots. They grow in narrow, hollow green leaves and produce rounded clusters of pink to violet flowers, with both leaves and flowers being edible. Their mild onion flavor makes...

Black sesame seed is an unhulled variety of Sesamum indicum with a slightly stronger, more bitter flavor than white sesame, widely used in East Asian cuisines, traditional Chinese medicine, and Japanese sweets such as mochi and ice cream.

Parsley is a biennial flowering herb in the Apiaceae family, cultivated worldwide for its leaves, stems, and seeds. It is native to the central and eastern Mediterranean region and is commonly sold in flat-leaf, or Italian, and curly-leaf forms. Its fresh flavor ranges from grassy to mildly peppery,...

Ichimi togarashi is a traditional Japanese condiment consisting exclusively of finely ground dried red chili peppers. Translating to "one flavor chili pepper," it serves as a straightforward, pungent heat source for noodle dishes, soups, and grilled meats. It is the singular, hotter counterpart to s...

Pink peppercorns are dried pink or reddish fruits generally obtained from Schinus molle or Schinus terebinthifolia, South American trees in the cashew family. They are not true peppercorns and are botanically unrelated to black, white, and green pepper from Piper nigrum. Their mild, fruity, lightly...

Dried ginger blossom is the flower of Zingiber officinale, used in Southeast Asian cooking for its subtler, floral ginger flavor compared to the pungent rhizome root.

Dried chives are the dehydrated leaves of Allium schoenoprasum, a member of the onion genus and a culinary herb with a mild onion flavor. Drying makes the herb shelf-stable and convenient to add to soups, sauces, dressings, savory dishes, and prepared foods, although the texture and freshness differ...

Dried wood sorrel is a seasoning made from leaves or other tender parts of plants in the genus Oxalis, including common wood sorrel and related species. Oxalic acid gives the plant its sharp, lemon-like sourness, which makes small amounts useful in salads, soups, sauces, teas, or as a garnish. The n...

Dried nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) is a South American edible flower and leaf with a peppery, mustard-like bite caused by glucotropaeolin, used both as a culinary garnish and in traditional Andean medicine.

Dried borage is the preserved herb of Borago officinalis, a plant native to the Mediterranean region and recognized for its cucumber-like flavor. Fresh borage leaves and blue flowers have been used in European cooking as a vegetable, flavoring, or garnish, while dried material is used more selective...