Here are my favorite tahinis (and I've tasted many . . . many.).
~ Tahini contains one ingredient ~ Sesame seeds, pulverized to a pourable puree. I call tahini "adult peanut butter," for its complex flavor. Be sure your tahini is a good one, meaning smooth, emulsified (little to no separation of the oil and solids in the jar), and a deep sesame flavor without bitterness. Tahini makes an excellent base for dipping and drizzling sauces and vinaigrettes for salads and vegetables. Just add yogurt, garlic, lemon juice, salt, plus a little ice cold water, which helps prevent the sauce from seizing. Adjust seasonings to taste. Our tahini offerings are superb!
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| I've tested every tahini around to find the very best for you. I look for creamy, easy flavor with low bitterness and little-to-no separation of oil and puree. | |
| Tahini is the flavor maker in dishes like Hummus, Baba Gannouj, Avocado Tahini, and much more.
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| Smooth hummus (I use lots of tahini in mine). | | | Baba Gannouj, smokey eggplant dip. | | |
| Skinless Chickpeas, for smooth hummus. | | |
| Blondies with tahini and orange blossom caramel shards.
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| Tahini Date Granola Bars.
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