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On Food and Cooking

By Harold McGee

Published 2004

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Mitsuba, sometimes called Japanese parsley, is a native of both Asia and North America, Cryptotaenia japonica (or canadensis), whose mild, large leaves are used by the Japanese in soups and salads. They’re flavored mainly by a mixture of minor, woody-resinous terpenes (germacrene, selinene, farnesene, elemene).

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