Casablanca Ground Black Pepper

Casablanca cumin seeds (comino entero).

Discover a touch of garden-fresh flavor with Casablanca Parsley Flakes, or ‘perejil’ in Spanish. These flakes add a herbaceous note to sauces, garnishes, or salads. Elevate your meals with the natural, vibrant charm of parsley, encapsulated in every flake.

Embark on a culinary voyage with Casablanca Ground Cumin, your gateway to a realm of enticing flavors. Known as ‘comino molido’ in Spanish, this aromatic spice is a quintessence of earthy warmth, poised to transform your dishes with its distinct character. A dash of Casablanca Ground Cumin is a promise of an exotic flavor journey, be it in a robust curry, a savory stew, or a grilled delicacy.

Step into a garden of flavor with Casablanca Thyme Leaves. These aromatic leaves, known as ‘tomillo’ in Spanish, are a treasure trove of culinary potential. With a gentle sprinkle, unleash a wave of warm, earthy aroma that effortlessly elevates your dishes. Whether it’s a simmering stew, a roasted masterpiece, or a comforting soup, the distinct character of Casablanca Thyme Leaves weaves a rich flavor narrative. Make every meal a flavorful escapade with the timeless touch of thyme.

Embark on a tangy flavor expedition with Casablanca Sumac Ground. This vibrant spice is a celebration of tartness, ready to sprinkle a zestful charm over your culinary delights. Whether it’s elevating a savory meat dish, garnishing a hearty salad, or adding a zing to traditional Middle Eastern recipes, Casablanca Sumac Ground is your sprinkle of tangy magic. Unleash a world of zestful possibilities and let the exotic essence of sumac transport your taste buds to new horizons with every sprinkle.

Saffron is known as “the king of spices,” and as the world’s most expensive spice. Saffron is made from the dried stigmas of the flower species crocus. Each flower of the crocus sativus has only three pistils, and these must be picked by hand. Over 70,000 flowers are required to yield 1 lb. of saffron. It has been used since classical times as a flavoring in food and wine. It is an effective stimulant and digestive, increasing the flow of saliva and digestive juices. The very best saffron is grown in Valencia, Spain. Unlike some saffron, ours is made from the full stems and not ground-up pieces that can easily be adulterated. The price of saffron is dependent on its coloring power (graded categories I to IV with I being the strongest). The Select is Category 1 and the Siera is Category II.