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Capparis spinosa is a shrub of the Capparaceae family that is found mainly in southern Europe. It also refers to its flower buds. It is pickled to make pickles, but because it has a strong aroma, it is chopped up and used to flavor stuffed olives and anchovies in oil. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
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南欧を主産地とするフウチョウソウ科の低木カッパリス・スピノーサのこと。またその花の蕾(つぼみ)をいう。漬けてピクルスにするが，香気が高いので刻んで風味付けとし，オリーブの詰物やアンチョビーの油漬などに入れる。
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