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This typical Asian seasoning has a special, pungent aroma and a complex flavour, combining characteristics of basil, coriander, fennel and mint. Use the leaves in salads, or in roasted and stir-fried dishes. The leaves are toothed along the edges and somewhat resemble nettle leaves. This mixture of deep red and green leaves combines ornamental value and flavour into an attractive whole! Very popular as a microgreen, see our chapter on sprouts.
Spicy, aromatic leaves from the Far East. Grow in a warm spot outdoors or in a greenhouse. The appearance is nettle-like, serrated leaves, which are eaten raw or stewed. If the leaves are harvested 20 cm above the ground, regrowth allows for a long harvesting period.
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Latin: Perilla frutescens
Dutch: Perilla
Also known as: Tiato, Shiso, Japanese Mint, Japanese Basil, Beefsteak Plant
English: Beefsteak Plant
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