Coriander-Sumac Sea Salt
$6.00 – $19.50
Blends the citrus-floral flavor of Coriander with the bitter-lemony flavor of Sumac. Adds bright tones to your cooking. Pairs well with chicken, fish and vegetables. Use as a table blend or to season while cooking.
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LGTaylor –
This blend is subtle, but it improves the taste of dishes in a big way. It’s now my secret ingredient on fantastic BLT sandwiches. ~ posted 6/9/2015
Suzanne –
A subtle, yet surprising, addition to veggies, soups, etc. Who knew sumac could be so tasty and elevate broccoli from mundane to delicious with just a few shakes. Try it; you’ll like it! ~ posted 3/2/2016