amchur anardana asafoetida blackcardamon
Greencardamon cardamon cassia Cassinamon
cinnamon Cloves diedlime galangal
ginger horseradish juniper kokum
kokum mace Mastic nutmeg
saffron staranise sumac tamarind

turmeric

vanillamedium vanillalarge vanillamexican
vanillatahitian wasabi wattleseed  

 

try all these ingredients in tsp-sized packs!

Sumacsumac

origin: Turkey

Sumac has a stunning burgundy colour and a delicious tangy, sour, slightly salty flavour. Sumac powder is the ground berries of a sumac bush, native to the Middle East. The ground sumac is used liberally sprinkled over rice in Turkey and Iran, and also used as a dry seasoning on salads in the Middle East.
When used to flavour meats or fish, the sour flavour of sumac mellows slightly on cooking and is a great flavour enhancer.

uses: Sprinkle sumac over salads, particularly in place of lemon juice or vinegar. Use sumac as a dry seasoning for vegetable or meat kebabs on a barbeque.

recipe kits: aleppo kofte kebabs