tarragon

Converse of object

• chop: Fresh tarragon chopped into a chicken casserole, or roasted with a chicken is divine.
• dry: Stir in 2 tsp dried tarragon and plenty of freshly ground black pepper and bring to the boil.
• grow: Growing Tarragon Although it is not the easiest of herbs to grow, tarragon can be grown in containers.
• add: Stir in the crème fraîche to make a creamy sauce, season with pepper and salt, then if you want add the tarragon.

Adjective modifier

• fresh: Fresh tarragon chopped into a chicken casserole, or roasted with a chicken is divine.
• French: French tarragon grows well in containers - a sensible choice where the soil or climate is not suitable.
• Russian: Oddly enough both French and Russian tarragon are said to have originated in Siberia reaching Europe in the Middle Ages.

Modifies a noun

• jus: Michael chose one of the special dishes of the day, a chargrilled filet of lamb in a mint and tarragon jus.
• vinegar: Add the tarragon vinegar and white wine, and cook for a few minutes until the sauce is reduced down to syrup.
• sauce: My main course was chicken in a mushroom and tarragon cream sauce, with an excellent filet of good quality chicken.
• butter: To make tarragon butter, mix together 2 tbsp.
• cream: My main course was chicken in a mushroom and tarragon cream sauce, with an excellent filet of good quality chicken.
• leave: Pour over the veal and scatter with the reserved tarragon leaves.

Noun used with modifier

• tablespoon: Chop a little parsley and 2 tablespoons tarragon leaves.