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Meanings of Florence fennel in English

Portuguese
funcho
Catalan
fonoll
Spanish
foeniculum vulgare

Aromatic bulbous stem base eaten cooked or raw in salads.

funcho

Grown especially for its edible aromatic bulbous stem base.

Synonyms
Examples for "fennel"
Examples for "fennel"
1
Place the fennel on a small tray and drizzle over 1 tbsp.
The Irish Times
2
Serve immediately with the tomato and fennel salad and the horseradish potatoes.
Cooking for friends
3
They will also self-seed, and sometimes too easily for fennel, Wrigglesworth says.
Radio NZ
4
Divide between four plates and arrange the warm fennel wedges on top.
The Guardian
5
Turn the heat off, add the chopped fennel and toss to combine.
Jamaica Observer
1
Finocchio likens the account to a boxer fighting above his weight class.
Wired
2
He was going to audition for a job at Finocchio's-
Man on a leash
3
Years of practice gave the guy a voice and tone Finocchio calls one of a kind.
Wired
4
On the second of September, Gemellaro ascended Monte Finocchio in the Val del Bove in order to witness the outburst.
The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire
5
Compare that to the 1.43 that SportsCenter, with 8.7 million followers, saw that month and you see Finocchio's point.
Wired
Usage of Florence fennel in English
1
The data submitted in support of the request were found to be sufficient to derive MRL proposals for Florence fennels and celeries.
Pubmed
2
It munched on half a dozen lettuces and fronds of florence fennel and then began to burrow into the raised bed beneath the towering tomatoes.
The Irish Times
Translations for Florence fennel
Portuguese
funcho
Catalan
fonoll