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enfleurage

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enfleurage [¦än‚flu̇¦räzh]
(chemical engineering)
Removal of the odoriferous components from flowers by placing them near an odorless mixture of lard and tallow; this mixture absorbs the perfume, which is subsequently extracted.


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In enfleurage, blossoms from flowers are laid on warm veggie flats.
Enfleurage is an ancient method that is very rarely used in the modern day outside of France.
Essential Oil Extraction - Enfleurage is the method by which flower essences such as Jasmine, Rose, which are more delicate and difficult to obtain are extracted.
 
 
 
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