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Recipes to try with this spice
Middle Eastern Traybake Chicken
Middle Eastern Chickpea Fries
Exotic Eton Mess
Sumac & Spearmint Labne
Lentil & Haloumi Stack
Sumac Lamb Fillet with Tzatziki
Turkish Poached Eggs
Spinach & Feta Gozleme with Shepherd’s Salad
Eggplant, Salmon & Sumac Crostini
Blueberry Sumac Surprise
Puy Lentil and Pomegranate Salad
Description
A dark purple, Middle Eastern spice that compliments tomato & avocado. (SML PKT)
Other Common Names: Elm Leaved Sumac, Sicilian Sumac, Sumach, Sumak. Botanical Name: (Rhus coriaria) summac
Description & Use: Do not attempt to identify and gather Sumac yourself, as there are many varieties of the Rhus family that are poisonous and can create severe allergic reactions in some individuals. Sumac of culinary use comes from a tree that grows in the Middle East. Sumac spice is the flesh and skin of the berry that is harvested when crimson. The hard seed that remains after the flesh is rubbed off looks like a coriander seed, and has little flavour compared to the flesh and skin, which gets its acidity from Malic Acid, the same as in green apples. Sumac has a delicious, fruity, lemon-like tangyness. Sprinkle over salads, particularly avocado and tomato, and use to season white meats during cooking. Sumac forms a tasty crust when coated onto lamb joints before cooking.
Produce of Turkey packed in Australia.
Allergy Statement: Sumac trees belong to the same family as cashew trees.
Nutritional Information: (spice only)
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Per 100g
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Energy (kj)
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1070.0
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Protein (g)
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4.13
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Fat (g) Total
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10.61
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Carbohydrate (g)
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45.2
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Sugars (g)
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<1.0
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Dietary Fibre (g)
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unknown
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Cholesterol (mg)
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0.0
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Sodium (mg)
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4200
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Potassium (mg)
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unknown
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SLOW ROASTED ROMA TOMATOES
12 Roma (egg-shaped) tomatoes, fully ripe
a sprinkling of salt, caster sugar and freshly-ground Herbie’s Spices black pepper
1-2 tablespoons Herbie’s Spices Sumac
2 tablespoons olive oilHalve the tomatoes lengthwise and place cut side up in a baking tray.
12 Roma (egg-shaped) tomatoes, fully ripe
a sprinkling of salt, caster sugar and freshly-ground Herbie’s Spices black pepper
1-2 tablespoons Herbie’s Spices Sumac
2 tablespoons olive oilHalve the tomatoes lengthwise and place cut side up in a baking tray.
Sprinkle with salt, caster sugar and pepper, then cover with a good sprinkling of Sumac.
Drizzle the oil over the tomatoes, and roast at 100 degrees C for 4 hours.
These can be served hot or at room temperature as cocktail finger foods or part of a salad.
Tip: For a dryer, sun-dried tomato consistency we find cracking the oven door open a few times during roasting releases steam and gives a less moist result.
Description
A dark purple, Middle Eastern spice that compliments tomato & avocado. (SML PKT)
Other Common Names: Elm Leaved Sumac, Sicilian Sumac, Sumach, Sumak. Botanical Name: (Rhus coriaria) summac
Description & Use: Do not attempt to identify and gather Sumac yourself, as there are many varieties of the Rhus family that are poisonous and can create severe allergic reactions in some individuals. Sumac of culinary use comes from a tree that grows in the Middle East. Sumac spice is the flesh and skin of the berry that is harvested when crimson. The hard seed that remains after the flesh is rubbed off looks like a coriander seed, and has little flavour compared to the flesh and skin, which gets its acidity from Malic Acid, the same as in green apples. Sumac has a delicious, fruity, lemon-like tangyness. Sprinkle over salads, particularly avocado and tomato, and use to season white meats during cooking. Sumac forms a tasty crust when coated onto lamb joints before cooking.
Produce of Turkey packed in Australia.
Allergy Statement: Sumac trees belong to the same family as cashew trees.
Nutritional Information: (spice only)
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Per 100g
|
|
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Energy (kj)
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1070.0
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Protein (g)
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4.13
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Fat (g) Total
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10.61
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Carbohydrate (g)
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45.2
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Sugars (g)
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<1.0
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Dietary Fibre (g)
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unknown
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Cholesterol (mg)
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0.0
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Sodium (mg)
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4200
|
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Potassium (mg)
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unknown
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SLOW ROASTED ROMA TOMATOES
12 Roma (egg-shaped) tomatoes, fully ripe
a sprinkling of salt, caster sugar and freshly-ground Herbie’s Spices black pepper
1-2 tablespoons Herbie’s Spices Sumac
2 tablespoons olive oilHalve the tomatoes lengthwise and place cut side up in a baking tray.
12 Roma (egg-shaped) tomatoes, fully ripe
a sprinkling of salt, caster sugar and freshly-ground Herbie’s Spices black pepper
1-2 tablespoons Herbie’s Spices Sumac
2 tablespoons olive oilHalve the tomatoes lengthwise and place cut side up in a baking tray.
Sprinkle with salt, caster sugar and pepper, then cover with a good sprinkling of Sumac.
Drizzle the oil over the tomatoes, and roast at 100 degrees C for 4 hours.
These can be served hot or at room temperature as cocktail finger foods or part of a salad.
Tip: For a dryer, sun-dried tomato consistency we find cracking the oven door open a few times during roasting releases steam and gives a less moist result.
