Artemisia



Tarragon is the best known member of the Artemisia family

Artemisia is the botanical name for the family of herbs which includes artemisia dracunculus, better known as French Tarragon.

French Tarragon is the most widely used culinary herb of the family. Russian Tarragon (artemisia dracunculoides) is more vigorous and hardy, originating as it does in Siberia, but has a markedly inferior flavour.

Tarragon is included in the mix of fines herbs, widely used in French cooking.


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