Za'atar
Za'atar
Intense and fragrant, za'atar has an aromatic, slightly tangy, toasted taste, with the herbaceous notes of thyme and the citrus tang of sumac. A traditional Middle Eastern blend, it is deeply woven into the culinary cultures of Lebanon, Syria, Turkey and Israel. The recipe is based on thyme, sesame seeds, sumac and salt. Versatile in the kitchen, it is ideal with meat and fish, on warm bread with oil or butter, or mixed into yoghurt and hummus.
It also pairs well with honey, goat cheeses and dishes such as cacio e pepe pasta.
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Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, away from light and heat sources. Close tightly after each use.
The name Za'atar refers both to the blend and to one of the Middle Eastern herbs traditionally used to make it. It's deeply tied to Levantine food culture, where it's often enjoyed with bread and olive oil.

Full Ingredient List
SESAME SEEDS, sumac, thyme, oregano.
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