sesame seeds Recipes

Dukkah Recipe

Dukkah Recipe

Spices, nuts, seeds...dukkah is a little bit of all of that in one bite, that was first invented, and mixed by the Ancient Egyptians.

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Sunflower, Sesame, and Pumpkin Seed Salad Topper

Sunflower, Sesame, and Pumpkin Seed Salad Topper

Mix up this easy, flavorful three-seed topper for a burst of extra flavor, crunch and nutrition on your next salad or vegetable dish. Tamari makes this dish gluten-free, and coconut [https://amzn.to/3zVRSY3] aminos would make it soy-free.

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Trail Mix Rice Krispie Bars

Trail Mix Rice Krispie Bars

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Black Sesame Chocolate Chip Cookies

Black Sesame Chocolate Chip Cookies

A chocolate chip cookie with toasted black sesames for a new twist on an old favorite!

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Dukkah Recipe

Dukkah Recipe

Spices, nuts, seeds...dukkah is a little bit of all of that in one bite, that was first invented, and mixed by the Ancient Egyptians.

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Sunflower, Sesame, and Pumpkin Seed Salad Topper

Sunflower, Sesame, and Pumpkin Seed Salad Topper

Mix up this easy, flavorful three-seed topper for a burst of extra flavor, crunch and nutrition on your next salad or vegetable dish. Tamari makes this dish gluten-free, and coconut [https://amzn.to/3zVRSY3] aminos would make it soy-free.

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Cucumber Ribbon Salad

Cucumber Ribbon Salad

A cucumber ribbon salad is another beautiful way to serve humble cucumbers and only takes minimal work to prepare!

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Cucumber Ribbon Salad

Cucumber Ribbon Salad

A cucumber ribbon salad is another beautiful way to serve humble cucumbers and only takes minimal work to prepare!

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Trail Mix Rice Krispie Bars

Trail Mix Rice Krispie Bars

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Chinese Crispy Egg Rolls

Chinese Crispy Egg Rolls

Crispy Egg Roll cookies (aka biscuit rolls, or 香酥蛋卷 [xiāng sū dàn juǎn] in Chinese) are a delightful, light, crispy treat, often given as a gift and popular around the holidays.  They're usually made using specialized pans, but this recipe allows you to make a delightful version of your own without specialized equipment. Note that the cooking time is PER COOKIE - total cooking time will vary depending on how many you can make at once, but plan for about 1-1.5 hours minimum for a full-sized batch. Equipment needed: (See note 1 below) Griddle or large well-seasoned skillet or pan, parchment paper, large (ideally non-heat-conducting) spatula/turner, and a small stick, handle, or dowel for rolling the cookies.  Heat-resistant cotton or silicone gloves are nice to have too.

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