white sesame
Light tahini ingredient
White sesame refers to the pale, unhulled or lightly hulled seeds of the sesame plant, distinguished from black sesame by their milder, nuttier flavor.
They're the most common variety worldwide, used whole as a garnish, ground into tahini, or pressed for oil: Toast the white sesame seeds before adding them to the salad.
- tahiniGround sesame paste
- seedsPlant embryos in casings
- hummusMashed chickpea spread
- oilSlippery viscous fluid
- toastedBrowned by heat
nutty · halvah · bagel · burger buns · sprinkle · salad topping · crunchy · paste · grinding · Asian · stir fry · sushi roll · Middle Eastern · buns · coating · brittle · roasted · creamy
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- seed spicesanise seed, caraway seed, celery seed, coriander seed, cumin seed
- sesametahini, til, tahini sauce, halva