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What to cook with Iranian Saffron (Sargol)
Above all, Iranian Saffron (Sargol) shines on Seafood paella, Risotto alla Milanese, Bouillabaisse. It’s my top recommendation across 5 dishes we’ve tested. It also works as an alternative across 10 recipes we’ve documented. It also accompanies 3 dishes as a complementary condiment.
Spice · Saffron
Iranian Saffron (Sargol)
Khorasan, around Torbat-e Heydarieh, Ghaen and Birjand, Iran
dry honey · warm hay · sea iodine
Where to buy it
Where to buy it
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The dishes where it’s our first choice
5 recipes where Iranian Saffron (Sargol) is my top recommendation.
The dishes where it also works
A credible alternative on 10 other recipes.
The dishes where it plays a supporting role
3 dishes use it as a complementary condiment alongside other ingredients.
Its best partners in the kitchen
The condiments most often cited alongside Iranian Saffron (Sargol) in our pairings.
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Spice · Spice kernel
Tonka Beans
Brazilian Amazon (Pará, Amazonas), Brazil
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Spice · Dried lime
Black Lime (Loomi)
Traditionally Oman, Iraq and Iran (Basra, Oman); the Burlap & Barrel single-origin powder is grown and sun-dried in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, Persian Gulf (traditional); Guatemala for the Burlap & Barrel jar
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Spice · Truffle
Périgord Black Truffle
Périgord (Dordogne) & Quercy (Lot), plus Vaucluse and Drôme, France
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Spice · Spice seed
Green Cardamom
Western Ghats (Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu), India
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Spice · Blend
Baharat
Made across the Arab world, with distinct house recipes in Lebanon, Syria, Turkey and the Gulf states, Levant & Gulf
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Spice · Blend
Ras el Hanout
Made across the country, with signature recipes in Fès, Marrakech and Tétouan, Morocco
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