

Uses: sprinkled on salads or pasta, adds a very nice citrus touch. It is also an ingredient in mixtures such as zaatar.
sumac or sumac (sumaq) is a berry that grows in the eastern Mediterranean, where it has been known since, at least, the time of the Romans, when it was already used as a substitute for lemon, for its slightly acidic flavor. Very present in the cuisine of the Middle East, it is consumed ground both in salads and pasta, lamb or chicken dishes (it is used sprinkled on top). It is also one of the essential components of the zaatar (za'atar).
It has a soft and very pleasant citrus touch, which adds a touch of freshness to salads and dishes in general. As we always insist, the ideal is to try it alone, to get to know it and thus know better in what quantity and in what recipes to use it.
Allergen | Does it contain? | |
1.- | Cereals containing gluten and derived products (wheat, rye, barley , oats, spelled, kamut or their hybrid varieties) | N td> |
2.- | Shellfish or shellfish-based products td> | N td> |
3.- | Eggs and egg-based products td> | N td> |
4.- | Fish and fish-based products td> | N td> |
5.- | Peanuts and peanut-based products td> | N td> |
6.- | Soy and soy products td> | N td> |
7.- | Milk and its derivatives, including lactose < / td> | N td> |
8.- | Nuts (almonds, hazelnuts, walnut nuts, cashews , pecans, para chestnuts, pistachios, pine nuts, macadamia nuts, Australian walnuts or derived products) | N td> |
9.- | Celery and derived products | N td> |
10.- | Mustard and derived products | N td> |
11.- | Sesame seeds and products based on sesame seeds span> | N td> |
12.- | Sulphurous anhydride and sulphites in concentrations greater than 10 mg / kg or 10mg / L expressed as SO₂. | N td> |
13.- | Lupins and lupine-based products td> | N td> |
14.- | Mollusks and shellfish products td> | N td> |