waldmeister

• Sustantivo que designa una planta perenne aromática de flores blancas pequeñas y hojas estrechas, utilizada como aromatizante y en saquitos perfumados, y a menudo cultivada como cubresuelos.

A noun referring to a fragrant perennial plant with small white flowers and narrow leaves, used as a flavoring and in sachets, often cultivated as a ground cover.

1. Aromatic plantC1formal

   An Old World fragrant perennial plant with small white flowers and narrow leaves, used as a flavoring and in sachets; widely cultivated as a ground cover.

   Aspérula olorosa

   • Waldmeister is often used to flavor traditional May wine.
   • The plant's leaves have a sweet, hay-like scent.
   • Gardeners appreciate waldmeister as an effective ground cover.

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2. Culinary herbC1formal

   The fragrant dark green leaves of this plant, used to flavor beverages and desserts.

   Asperilla olorosa (hierba culinaria)

   • The waldmeister leaves are steeped in wine to create a springtime punch.
   • You can add fresh waldmeister to syrup for a unique flavor.
   • The herb is a key ingredient in some traditional German recipes.

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