Caraway
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Caraway Home 4.5qt Saute Pan With Lid Sage : Target
Unit weight: 1oz--Carum carvi Caraway seeds come from a flower that looks like Queen Anne's lace but is actually from the parsley family. These tiny
Caraway Seed - Whole
Caraway (Carum carvi) - Annie's Heirloom Seeds
Caraway vs. Cumin: Which One Should You Use? - Cultured Table
Imported caraway seeds (also known as caraway or Persian cumin) have a pungent and anise-like flavor and aroma. This seed is used primarily as a seasoning for hearty breads such as rye. Caraway seeds also add interesting flavor meats in the form of a dry-rub or mixed or to add complexity to soft cheeses.
Caraway Seeds
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Dutch Caraway Seeds are most commonly used when baking rye or brown breads. Caraway seasoning has a sharp, stimulating aroma similar to the flavor of cumin or fennel. Use caraway spice seeds for your homemade crackers or sausage recipes, or add into your favorite soups or stews. Some cheeses are also commonly made with caraway seeds.
Dutch Caraway Seeds 1 Cup Bag (Net: 4 oz)
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Providing the world's best herbs, spices, and teas for your kitchen.
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A staple for bread recipes, Rye and Soda bread would be lost without this seasoning. It also goes great with vegetable, meat and sauerkraut, recipes.
Caraway Seeds (7 oz)
Caraway Seeds from Finland are small narrow oval-shaped grey/brown seeds. They have a strong flavor similar to anise, balanced by a peppery earthiness and a nutty sweetness. Caraway is also referred to by other names like “meridian fennel” and “Persian cumin.” Caraway seeds are used often in both Eastern and Western European cuisine, especially common among German cuisine spices. Use as a spice in breads, chicken or meat dishes, soups and goulash, and more.