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Many cultures in India, [[Afghanistan]], [[Iran]], and the [[Middle East]] use fennel fruits in cooking. In Iraq, fennel seeds are used as an ingredient in [[nigella]]-flavored breads. It is one of the most important spices in [[Kashmiri cuisine]] and [[Gujarati cuisine|Gujarati cooking]]. In Indian cuisine, whole fennel seeds and fennel powder are used as a spice in various sweet and savory dishes. It is an essential ingredient in the [[Assamese cuisine|Assamese]]/[[Bengali cuisine|Bengali]]/[[Oriya cuisine|Oriya]] spice mixture ''[[panch phoron]]'' and in Chinese [[five-spice powder]]s. In many parts of India, roasted fennel fruits are consumed as ''[[mukhwas]]'', an after-meal digestive and breath freshener (saunf), or candied as [[comfit]]. Fennel seeds are also often used as an ingredient in [[paan]], a breath freshener most popularly consumed in India. In China, fennel stem and leaves are often ingredients in the stuffings of [[jiaozi]], [[baozi]], or [[Pie|pies]], as well in cold dishes as a green vegetable. Fennel fruits are present in well-known mixed spices such as the five-spice powder or {{Interlanguage link|thirteen-spice powder|lt=thirteen-spice powder|zh|十三香}}.

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