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Levendula

Lavender

Levendula is grown in Hungary, mostly for its alleged healing properties, but is only rarely used as a component in Hungarian cuisine, in jams, vinegars and less commonly desserts, meat dishes and salads.

For related information, see fűszer (spices) and fűszernövény (herbs).

— 08/02/14

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