Golpar facts for kids
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Heracleum
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Golpar (Heracleum persicum), also known as Persian hogweed, is a type of flowering plant. It grows naturally in mountain areas. This plant is special because its seeds are used in cooking!
What is Golpar Used For?
Golpar seeds are a popular spice in Persian cooking. These small seedpods have a slightly bitter taste. You can often find them sold as a powder, sometimes called "Angelica Seeds."
How to Use Golpar in Cooking
The powdered golpar is often sprinkled over different foods. It tastes great on beans and potatoes. People also add golpar to soups and stews to give them a unique flavor. A common way to enjoy it is by sprinkling it over pomegranate seeds. Some people even mix golpar with vinegar and use it as a dip for lettuce leaves.
Images for kids
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Ground golpar (H. persicum) seeds
See Also
- In Spanish: Heracleum persicum para niños
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