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Pride of Szeged Hungarian Paprika is the real thing. This authentic paprika is produced and imported from Hungary where making paprika is an ancient artisanal craft. Made by grinding aromatic sweet red pepper pods, the flavor of paprika can range from mild to pungent and hot, the color from bright orange-red to deep blood red. Hungarian cuisine has long used paprika as a mainstay flavoring rather than simply as a garnish. Not making Hungarian food this evening? No matter. You can use Pride of Szeged Paprika whenever a recipe calls for paprika.

Casablanca cumin seeds (comino entero).

“Unearth a world of aromatic warmth with Casablanca Fenugreek Ground. This ancient spice, ground to perfection, is a treasure trove of flavors, ready to enhance your culinary repertoire. Its sweet, nutty notes with a hint of bitterness provide a unique taste profile that elevates curry dishes, stews, and an array of savory concoctions.

Step into the heart of Romanian culinary tradition with Galeo Leustean. This cherished spice is your gateway to a soup bursting with authentic flavors reminiscent of Romanian cuisine. Its aromatic essence elevates every spoonful, making your soup not just a meal, but a delightful taste journey to Eastern Europe. With Galeo Leustean, every dish is a heartfelt homage to the rich tapestry of Romanian flavors, ensuring a dining experience that’s both comforting and culturally enriching.

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.