A fragrant herb from the mint family, shiso features distinctive serrated leaves with a flavor profile blending mint, basil, and citrus. Commonly used in Japanese cuisine, it appears in salads, sushi, and tempura, or as a garnish. Chefs and home cooks benefit from its unique taste, while health-conscious individuals value its high antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
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