Sesame Seeds, White

Description

Sesame is grown primarily for its oil-rich seeds, which come in a variety of colors, from cream-white to charcoal-black.  In general, the paler varieties of sesame seem to be more valued in the West and Middle East, while both the pale and black varieties are prized in the Far East.  The small sesame seed is used whole in cooking for its rich nutty flavor and also yields sesame oil.

White Sesame Seeds are sometimes added to breads, including bagels and the tops of hamburger buns.  And who doesn’t like a sesame-seed bun?  Sesame seeds may be baked into crackers, often in the form of sticks.  Sesame seeds are also sprinkled onto some sushi style foods.  Whole seeds are found in many salads and baked snacks as well in Japan.

2 oz.