Sadaf
Sadaf Rice Seasoning Advieh Polo - Persian Blend of Spices - With Rose Bud Flowers - Advieh Khoresh is perfect for your basmati rice and other persian food - 2 oz bottle with shaker top
Sadaf Rice Seasoning Advieh Polo - Persian Blend of Spices - With Rose Bud Flowers - Advieh Khoresh is perfect for your basmati rice and other persian food - 2 oz bottle with shaker top
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- UNIQUE BLEND: Advieh Polo is as important in a Persian kitchen as Garam Masala is to Indian cuisine and Ras el Hanout is to Moroccan. Like the other mixes, there is no unique recipe for Advieh. Sadaf blend consists in 6 ingredients: Cinnamon, Cumin, Cardamom, Ginger, Cloves, Rose Bud Flowers.
- BALANCED FLAVOR: Advieh means spices and Advieh Polo is a Persian Spice Mix. A good Advieh recipe is subtle, memorable and aromatic. Sadaf blend contains rose petals. The floral hints of the edible rose buds flowers provide a sensational floral aroma as well as a delicate and mild flavor. Cardamom and cinnamon provide a soothing comfort food flavor and Cumin pairs incredible well with rice.
- MIDDLE EAST IN YOUR KITCHEN: Advieh roots are from Persia with influences from India. It's very popular in Iranian cuisine in dishes like sauteed vegetables and salad dressings, basmati rice pudding and several other recipes.
- CONVENIENT PACKAGE: Pack in a PET Bottle With Shaker Top so it's easy to store and easy to sprinkle the spice and not have to get a small clean spoon every time, Packed in the USA.
- NATURALLY PROCESSED: It only contains flowers, herbss and spices, not fillers or chemicals. Vegan, Halal and RCC Kosher.
Overview
- Brand : Sadaf
- Item Form : Powder
- Unit Count : 2.0 Ounce
- Number of Items : 1
- Specialty : Cinnamon
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