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Fennel

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Nov 1, 2026

Mindy PelzHOST
4:23
We do a ton of artichokes in my family.
Mindy PelzHOST
4:25
Fennel, you can take fennel, a fennel root, and just chop up the fennel root and put that in your salad.
Mindy PelzHOST
4:31
And then all cruciferous vegetables.
Mindy PelzHOST
4:34
So broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, These are all going to be fabulous for feeding your microbiome and helping you break down that toxic estrogen.
Frankie CastaneaGUEST
61:16
Uh, although that one is more kind of depends on the situation for me.
Frankie CastaneaGUEST
61:22
Fennel seeds are really like they contain some of her essence in the same way that garlic contains some of St. Michael's essence.
Frankie CastaneaGUEST
61:30
Um, and I think too, when we're working with saints is like ancestral dead, um, there's a closer connection with them than just picking a random St. off a list.
Frankie CastaneaGUEST
61:43
Um, because our, and I, I have this belief that like when our ancestors prayed to those saints and knew those saints, when you go to them, they go, Oh, I know you, I know your family.
Anderson BurrusGUEST
2:23
Nice, Tech and Crab.
Anderson BurrusGUEST
2:25
Anderson? Fennel Fantasy.
Anderson BurrusGUEST
2:29
Yeah, very good.
Tom CuiHOST
2:31
Fennel.
Tom CuiHOST
2:32
And Archduke?
Archduke RedcatGUEST
2:34
Parappa the Snapper.
Archduke RedcatGUEST
2:36
Parappa
Tom CuiHOST
2:36
the Snapper.
Colman PowerGUEST
36:15
So, people can actually forget about, once they get them sown and established, the rosemary and the thyme and maybe the lemon balm, all of those things can be left out in the garden to be nearly self-sufficient and look after themselves once they're some way established.
Colman PowerGUEST
36:31
And, Fennel was being a herb as well.
Colman PowerGUEST
36:33
I'd always recommend that to anyone.
Colman PowerGUEST
36:36
And it gives seeds quite easily.
Ilana MuhlsteinGUEST
4:48
Zucchini is fantastic.
Ilana MuhlsteinGUEST
4:50
Fennel.
Ilana MuhlsteinGUEST
4:51
So there's a lot of veggies to choose from that you can saute and have raw and you will never feel bloated from them.
Jennifer CohenHOST
4:57
Okay.
Rachel BoswellPANELIST
26:36
I know one that's a bit rogue.
Rachel BoswellPANELIST
26:37
Fennel.
Rachel BoswellPANELIST
26:38
Fennel? Oh, that's disgusting.
Ben HobsonHOST
26:39
Yeah, no way.
Ben HobsonHOST
26:40
No one's wanting that, are they? No.
John PaapHOST
17:54
So in Ginsberg's account of his research and in his book, that claim about spirit battles reaches into the choice of what to plant.
Patrick KellyHOST
18:03
But why sorghum? Fennel is protecting you.
Patrick KellyHOST
18:06
What puts sorghum on the other side, John? Well,
John PaapHOST
18:12
sadly, we don't have an inclusive answer to that.
Rachel TenneyHOST
8:07
Wild carrot is going to smell quite carotid.
Rachel TenneyHOST
8:10
Fennel is going to smell like anise or licorice.
Rachel TenneyHOST
8:13
And poison hemlock is described as smelling rank and musty.
Rachel TenneyHOST
8:18
In fact, one blog that I was reading described it as smelling like mouse pee and a musty frat house basement.
Jaymee SireHOST
32:51
Most underrated vegetable.
Jaymee SireHOST
32:53
Fennel.
Jaymee SireHOST
32:55
One kitchen tool you could not live without?
Maxine SharfGUEST
32:58
My microplane.
Kim RogersHOST
24:59
It's so important.
Kim RogersHOST
25:01
Fennel, those two herbs go in.
Kim RogersHOST
25:03
I think it's fennel.
Kim RogersHOST
25:04
Those two herbs go in and diffuse everything.

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