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Anisette for cooking

churrusco2 · 2008-11-15 21:46:56

Hi there, We need anisette for cooking some desserts. We have found Sambuca but we actually do not need the whole bottle, specially when it costs 26€. Do you know if there is any shop where you could buy small bottles or concentrates or essences of anisette/Sambuca for cooking? Thanks!

15-11-2008 9:46pm

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churrusco2

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Hi there,

We need anisette for cooking some desserts. We have found Sambuca but we actually do not need the whole bottle, specially when it costs 26€. Do you know if there is any shop where you could buy small bottles or concentrates or essences of anisette/Sambuca for cooking?

Thanks!

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#2 17-11-2008 3:20pm

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would Pernod be cheaper than sambuca?

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#3 17-11-2008 11:35pm

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If you recipe calls for a liquid, you could infuse some star anise with that. A bag of it costs less than €3 in most asian supermarkets. Otherwise if you require alcohol content in the recipe, throw a few star anise in a jam-jar of vodka for a few days, should do the trick! What's the recipe may I ask?

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