

€27.43 / kg
Discover the intensity of cumin powder, a must-have to enhance your recipes. With its warm and slightly peppery notes, it brings a touch of authenticity to dishes from around the world. This 130 g pot is ideal for spice lovers, ready to flavor your curries, tagines and marinades in an instant. Let yourself be seduced by its captivating aroma and rich flavors!
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Description
Powdered cumin is a spice made from the dried seeds of "Cuminum cyminum", an herbaceous plant from the Apiaceae family. Light brown to golden in color, it gives off a warm and penetrating odor with slightly peppery, earthy and lemony notes. Its taste is intense, both bitter and sweet, with a touch of hazelnut. Its powerful aroma makes it an essential spice in many cuisines around the world.
Use in Kitchen
Powdered cumin is very versatile and can be used in a multitude of dishes:
- Indian cuisine: Essential in curries, dals (legumes or dishes based on them) and spice blends such as garam masala.
- Maghreb cuisine: Present in ras el-hanout, tagines, chorbas and merguez.
- Mexican cuisine: Flavors chili con carne, tacos and marinades.
- Middle Eastern cuisine: Essential in hummus, falafel and kebabs.
- European cuisine: Sometimes used in cheeses like cumin gouda or to season grilled meats and soups. It goes particularly well with coriander, paprika, turmeric, cinnamon and garlic. It can be used to spice up vegetables, sauces and stews.
History and Origins
Cumin has been cultivated for over 4,000 years and was already used by the Egyptians to embalm mummies and as a medicinal spice. It was very popular with the Romans and Greeks, who used it as a substitute for pepper and as a food preservative. In the Middle Ages, cumin symbolized fidelity and was often included in wedding dishes. It was then introduced to Latin America by Spanish and Portuguese settlers, where it became a key ingredient in Mexican and South American cuisines. Today it is mainly cultivated in India, Iran, Turkey, Morocco and China.
Benefits of Cumin Powder
Cumin is recognized for its many health benefits:
- Promotes digestion: Stimulates the production of digestive enzymes and reduces bloating.
- Natural antioxidant: Rich in flavonoids and phenolic compounds, it helps fight oxidative stress.
- Anti-inflammatory effect: May help reduce certain chronic inflammations.
- Support for the immune system: Thanks to its richness in vitamins and minerals (iron, magnesium, calcium).
- Helps with weight management: Some studies suggest it may promote fat burning.
- Regulates blood sugar: Potentially beneficial for people with type 2 diabetes.
In short, cumin powder is a precious spice, as much for its unique flavors as for its health benefits. Integrating this spice into your daily diet allows you to combine taste pleasure and well-being.
Ingredient: Cumin.
Produced in EU. Store away from light and heat. Store in a ventilated, dry place.
Allergens: May contain traces of Sesame and/or Mustard and/or Gluten and/or Peanuts and/or Nuts.
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