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  1. I bought a Fennel..I know what to do w/ the bilb part, but hate to waste
    th stems and leaves... can I Put them into a stew or are they inedible?
    Can they be eaten raw..? as in Juicing them?

    Thank you.. Ruby in NY

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    I bought a Fennel..I know what to do w/ the bilb part, but hate to waste
    th stems and leaves... can I Put them into a stew or are they inedible?
    Can they be eaten raw..? as in Juicing them?

    Thank you.. Ruby in NY

    The stems are a bit too fiberous for eating but are excellent for
    flavoring, especially seafood. Add the fronds of feathery leaves to
    fish stocks/stews, arrange the stalks as a rack for baked fish, and dry
    the stalks to place on the grill under fish and other meats, the smoke
    emitted will imbue foods with great flavor... fennel smoked eyetalian
    saw-seege is orgasmic, and of course they're essential for a clambake.

    Sheldon

  3. Thanks, Sheldon for the good ideas.. they sound yummy

  4. Quoted message said:

    I bought a Fennel..I know what to do w/ the bilb part, but hate to waste
    th stems and leaves... can I Put them into a stew or are they inedible?
    Can they be eaten raw..? as in Juicing them?

    Thank you.. Ruby in NY

    Welcome to rfc, Ruby.

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