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 Saffron  
This very expensive spice comes from the orange stigmas of a type of crocus flower. It has a mild, distinctive flavour. The plant is native to Asia and parts of Europe and is available either dried stigmas or as a powder form. Dried saffron may be ground, crumbled or used whole before being mixed with hot stock or liquid called for in a recipe.
 Things to do with Saffron
 Sage  
Pungent grey-green herb with fuzzy leaves. A perennial herb with a slightly bitter flavour. Too much sage in a dish can be overpowerring, so it should be used sparingly.
 Things to do with Sage
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