Sumac: Tangy, Deep Red Spice of Middle Eastern Cuisine
Sumac is a deep red, tangy spice made from ground berries of the sumac plant—adds bright acidity and color to meats, salads, and dips.
What Is Sumac?
Nutritional Notes (per 1 tsp)
Culinary Benefits
Considerations
How to Use
Summary
- 1. Sumac
sumac – ljubičasto-crvena mljevena začinska smjesa od sušenih bobica biljke sumac; koristi se u bliskoistočnoj i mediteranskoj kuhinji za kiselkast, voćni okus
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