There are many reasons why traditional Turkish cuisine is so appreciated all over the world. Details such as the combinations of ingredients used in cooking, cooking techniques and indispensable cooking sauces make Turkish dishes to be liked by everyone. However, the most magical parts of Turkish cuisine are the hidden spices. The reason why Turkish cuisine is loved all over the world is because of the secret herbs and spices that make up the delicious flavors. Not only do we get a wonderful aroma, these condiments are super beneficial to our health. Here are the most popular herbs and spices you can taste in Turkish Cuisine.
Honey has been used as a traditional medicine and sweetener since early antiquity. The first recorded evidence of honey production dates back some 8,000 years ago to a cave painting in Valencia, Spain. The second largest producer of honey worldwide, Turkey is reputed for making some of purest and most delicious honey across the globe. The reason: all of its bees come from the Caucasus Mountains. While all excellent honey is 100% natural, one can’t get “more natural” than eating honey in a honeycomb. Pyramid Honey works with select beekeepers in Turkey, choosing only the best honeycombs for your consumption. Our comb honey is the rawest and purest honey available - full of polyphenols, natural antibiotics thought to reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer. Because combs are where honey bees raise their young and store pollen along with honey, the combs themselves have additional nutritional and enzyme benefits. The easiest way to enjoy our honey comb: cut it into small pieces and chew. For an elegant accompaniment to tea, cut the comb into pretty pieces and serve.
Each stick of Bonne Maman Honey is a timeless favortite. Note that honey can crystallize. It is a natural phenomenon without any danger for consumption.
Inferred from the saffron crocus, saffron is a golden spice flavor that's utilized to color or zest a bunch of food recipes. One of the world’s most costly flavors, saffron might be worth the cost considering the delightful flavor it brings to a huge number of dishes and the astounding wellbeing benefits it offers. Saffron is filled with flavor producing compounds as well as supplements like vitamin A, vitamin D, and calcium. Since antiquated times, saffron has been utilized medicinally, so it’s not shocking that restorative analysts are looking closely at this fragrant zest. On the off chance that you don’t as of now have saffron in your flavor rack, you might need to cure that circumstance once you learn approximately the wellbeing benefits it offers. Saffron reduces heart disease, enhances bone health, supports the immune system and many more.
The first recorded evidence of honey production dates back some 8,000 years to a cave painting in Valencia, Spain. From early antiquity, honey was not only the world’s sweetener of choice. It was also used in Ayurvedic medicine and was a symbol of fertility and good fortune in family and religious rituals. Turkey is the second largest producer of honey in the world - reputed to make some of the purest and most delicious honey. The reason: all of its bees come from the Caucasus Mountains. At Pyramid, we work with some of the best beekeepers in Turkey to create a delicious, high-quality and all-natural honey. A healthier alternative to refined sugar, Pyramid Honey has naturally occurring antioxidants. Enjoy it with tea and in your baking preparations. Drizzle over with Greek Yogurt with your favorite fruits and toasted slivered almonds. Or enjoy it with cheese and figs.
Using the bitter flavor of dried lemon in food can infuse an acidic, bitter taste with a surprising sweetness. It is best used to season stews, fish, soups, and vegetables. It can also add flavor to grilled meat, baked goods, cakes and sauces. We can also add dried lemon slices to water, iced or hot tea.
This fruit butter brings you everything the land has to offer, for it is a mirror that reflects the best it has, with a soul preserved by a touch of mastery.
Wild foraged strawberries have such a rich strawberry flavor in the smallest berries. They are nature's candy, and are absolutely delicious as a preserve!