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History suggests that the Sesame Seed is the first recorded seasoning, dating back to 3000 B.C. Assyria. It grows widely throughout the Orient and in India. Sesame Seeds were brought to America by the African slaves, who referred to the seed as the Benne Seed. This seed soon became very popular with Southern cooking. These seeds are highly valued, being rich in protein and in polyunsaturated oil. Typically Sesame Seeds are pressed into oils or made into pastes to serve as flavoring agents or in sauces. These flat, tiny seeds have a rich, nutty sweet flavor which allows them to be used in many different dishes. This seed is the toasted White Sesame Seed, giving the seed a nuttier, toasted flavor. Suggested Use: Use Sesame Seeds with salads, fish, poultry and meat dishes, add to stir fried... Less

This handy sesame seeds freshly grinds sesame seeds or TOASTED flax seeds for your salads, rice, noodles etc. Ground sesame seeds have more flavor because the oils have been released making your foods more tasty! Toasted sesame seeds sold seperately. 4 1/2 inches tall, Made in Japan.

Add flavor and texture to sweet and savory dishes, baked goods, and confections with Regal Black Sesame Seeds! Black in color, these tiny, flat oval seeds are crunchy in nature, and add a sweet, nutty flavor to a host of dishes. The mild nut flavor intensifies when toasted. Popular in Middle Eastern and Asian seasoning blends, sesame seeds add tremendous flavor and texture to dishes. Sprinkle Regal Black Sesame Seeds on breads, rolls, crackers, and salad dressing. You can also combine with regular, tan-colored seeds to create a unique look for your special dish. Sold in a 10 oz. bottle. Regal Herbs and Spices are a smart addition to any kitchen. Be sure to check out our quantity discounts for even better wholesale savings! 07568 From Regal Spice

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One of the world's oldest cultivated seeds adds richness to Asian rice, noodle, or vegetable dishes. Toast lightly to enhance its nutty flavor. Sprinkle liberally on grilled chicken and seafood or salads. use instead of nuts in pie crusts, cookies and baked goods.

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Sesame is an oil-rich seed popular on breads and rolls. Its flavor can be somewhat bland in uncooked foods. Consider toasting the seeds before adding to noodles, dips or dressings. Middle Eastern cookery uses sesame seeds in sweet dishes like halvah, a confection sold in blocks. Sesame seeds are a pleasant and tasty surprise in chicken, vegetables and meat stir-fries.

Sesame is an oil-rich seed popular on breads and rolls. Its flavor can be somewhat bland in uncooked foods. Consider toasting the seeds before adding to noodles, dips or dressings. Middle Eastern cookery uses sesame seeds in sweet dishes like halvah, a confection sold in blocks. Sesame seeds are a pleasant and tasty surprise in chicken, vegetables and meat stir-fries.