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| − | Tahini paste is used in a variety of dishes. | + | Tahini paste is used in a variety of dishes. Sauces with a tahini base are common in Arab and Israeli restaurants as a side dish or as a garnish, usually including [[lemon]] juice, [[salt]] and [[Garlic|garlic]], and thinned with water. Tahini sauce is a popular condiment for [[meat]] and [[vegetables]] in Middle Eastern cuisine. It is also a main ingredient in [[soups]]. As a spread, tahini can replace [[peanut butter]] on [[bread]], though the flavour and texture are quite different. |
In Turkey, [[tahini]] mixed with [[pekmez]] is common as a breakfast item, especially in the wintertime. | In Turkey, [[tahini]] mixed with [[pekmez]] is common as a breakfast item, especially in the wintertime. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:34, 13 April 2015
Tahini paste is used in a variety of dishes. Sauces with a tahini base are common in Arab and Israeli restaurants as a side dish or as a garnish, usually including lemon juice, salt and garlic, and thinned with water. Tahini sauce is a popular condiment for meat and vegetables in Middle Eastern cuisine. It is also a main ingredient in soups. As a spread, tahini can replace peanut butter on bread, though the flavour and texture are quite different.
In Turkey, tahini mixed with pekmez is common as a breakfast item, especially in the wintertime.
In Cyprus, tahini is mixed with a sort of pastry along with sugar making a sweet dessert or breakfast side. It is called Tahin and is most common in the Northern Cyprus.
Tahini is also the main ingredient in the Mediterranean type of halva.
We have a nice tahini dip here
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