Dictionary entry

Tarragon

Pronunciation: /ˈtarəɡ(ə)n/

Pronunciation

/ˈtarəɡ(ə)n/

Myanmar Meaning

အသုတ်၊ အစာသွတ်၊ ရှာလကာရည်များတွင် သုံးသည့် ချုံပင်တစ်မျိုး။

Definition

tarragon /'tærǝgǝn/ n [U] အစားအေသာက္၊ ရွလကာရည္တို႔တြင္ အနံ႔အရသာအတြက္ထည့္ေသာ အရြက္။ ယင္းအပင္။ dried tarragon.

Examples

  1. ‘Or why not make a large frittata with eggs and ricotta
  2. and spice it up with bacon and a herb such as basil
  3. tarragon or chervil?’
  4. ‘The salad garden grows colorful lettuce
  5. basil
  6. tarragon and trellised peas.’
  7. ‘Dill
  8. lemon balm
  9. chives
  10. tarragon are just a few examples.’
  11. ‘I picked up Thai basil this week which I cannot grow and a couple of French tarragon plants to replace the ones that the slugs had for lunch one day last week.’
  12. ‘The aniseed herbs
  13. chervil
  14. tarragon and fennel seem especially appropriate for summer.’
  15. ‘The choice of herb tends to be decided by availability but in an ideal world
  16. it would be a mix of flat-leaf parsley
  17. chives and tarragon.’
  18. ‘But if you harvest hardy woody perennials such as thyme
  19. savory
  20. and tarragon heavily now
  21. you can weaken the plants.’
  22. ‘Garden-fresh smells abound
  23. with tarragon
  24. coriander and
  25. you guessed it
  26. Colorado tree moss.’
  27. ‘In a food processor
  28. combine the panko bread crumbs and tarragon leaves and pulse until combined.’
  29. ‘Line the base of the steamer with lettuce leaves and scatter with the basil
  30. tarragon and rosemary.’
  31. ‘Choose five of the following fresh herbs: flat-leaf parsley
  32. mint
  33. dill
  34. tarragon.’
  35. ‘I usually have a pot of parsley on the kitchen windowsill
  36. as well as some tarragon and thyme.’
  37. ‘A whisper of herbs - rosemary and tarragon - perfume this wine
  38. along with the flavor of melons.’
  39. ‘We live in an apartment
  40. and although we do grow some things - mint
  41. sage
  42. thyme
  43. tarragon
  44. rosemary - rhubarb is not one of them.’
  45. ‘I like mine with tarragon
  46. curry powder and a light dash of hot sauce.’
  47. ‘Flat-leaf parsley
  48. chervil or tarragon all work nicely in there
  49. too.’
  50. ‘Also I couldn't find tarragon and chervil
  51. so I just used mesclun salad greens with a bit of edible flowers.’
  52. ‘French tarragon and chives in particular benefit from a cool period.’
  53. ‘Harvest culinary and medicinal herbs like lemon balm
  54. French tarragon
  55. summer savory and basil before they go to seed.’
  56. ‘Chanterelles are also fantastic in risottos and pasta dishes
  57. and marry well with flat-leaf parsley or tarragon.’