Zaatar Spice, Za'atar Seasoning - North African blend

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The oriental - Arabic spice blend Za'atar is also known by the following names: Za'tar, Zatar Spice, Za'atar, Satar.

Regardless of what you call it, it has a wonderfully nutty and spicy flavor. It is also a widely used blend in the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey. Traditionally, it is used to season baked flatbread. To do this, mix the spice blend with some olive oil and spread it on the flatbread before baking.

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Zaatar seasoning, the oriental - Arabic spice, is also carried under the following names: Za'tar, Zatar spice, Za'atar, Satar.

What does Zaatar spice taste like?

No matter what you call it, it tastes wonderfully nutty and spicy. It is also a popular mix in the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey traditionally used to season baked flatbread. To do this, mix the spice preparation in a little olive oil and then spread it on pita bread before baking.

What is Za'atar spice good for?

Zatar, our North African spice and herb blend is traditionally mixed with olive oil to make a paste. Our mixture contains a little bit of salt, so you don't have to season it anymore, and it tastes round. Give them fresh, crispy flatbread to soak in the paste.

The Zahtar paste is also suitable for marinating meat, poultry, grilled vegetables, or grilled cheese.

Zatar is also suitable for vegetarian seasoning dishes, the acidity of sumac and the nutty aroma of sesame goes well with grilled or braised vegetables.

Roasted Zahtar goes well with making herb herbs for your barbecue evening. First, roast Za'tar and let it cool briefly before mixing it into the butter. Roll up the butter and temporarily put it in the fridge so that it hardens again, and you can cut it into thaler.

The roasted Zahtar also fits very well in a quark dip for vegetable sticks. Try it, and our mixture will inspire you.

Extra tip

To intensify the aroma of our Zahtar, put it in a fat-free pan before use and roast it slowly at a medium setting until the sesame turns brown and exudes a delicate fragrance.

Storage of spices

Please transfer the spices to clean, airtight containers. You may use glasses with screw caps. Please always store all spices and mixtures in the dark (protected from the sun), cold (15 ° C), and dry.

Please try even our Indian spice mix or the Japanese spice mix .

Ingredients: Oregano, Thyme, Sumac, Sesame, Salt (3%)

Allergens: Contains Sesame. May contain traces of Celery and Mustard.