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Substitute for Mastica?

I am making Gabrielle Hamilton's braised dandelion greens, and need something mastica-like to give it that piney Greek flavor

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added 4 months ago

If mastica has an anise-like flavor, you can use Pernod. Or maybe even Anisette or Sambuca, maybe? Or what about crushing up some juniper berries - they are also pine-y flavored.

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QueenSashy added 4 months ago

Ouzo work too.

Moi_1
QueenSashy added 4 months ago

Ouzo will work too.

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