In cooking, star anise can be used whole or as a powder. It's often utilized in classical Vietnamese, Indian and Middle Eastern cuisines, especially as a flavor enhancer in broths, soups and curries. It's well known for its presence in Indian ???Garam Masala??? blends. Itis not related to anise seeds, but it has a similar aroma and taste. The licorice like flavor of the spice is mellowed by a distinct sweetness. In India, it is used mainly in rice dishes like biryani and meat curries.
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