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Chervil substitute




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Recipe Introduction


Because chervil leaves lose their flavors so easily, they are often preserved in white vinegar, that adds to the exotic flavors of chervil. This preparation makes for a perfect low calorie salad dressing!
Fresh Chervil Substitute
For a good, fresh substitute, you may opt for any of the following herbs instead of 1 tablespoon of fresh, chopped chervil leaves:

Fresh Parsley Leaves, 1 tbsp, chopped
Fresh 'Fines Herbes', 1 tbsp (equal portions of parsley, tarragon, chervil, and chives)
Fresh Fennel Leaves, 1 tbsp, chopped
Fresh Tarragon, 1 tbsp, chopped