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Spices: Blue Turmeric
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Description: This is the turmeric that... blue our minds. Blue Turmeric is rare species of turmeric that's different from the standard yellow/orange Curcuma longa. It's typically used for medicinal applications throughout Vietnam, but we're partial to its menthol, pine-y aroma, with a flavor that's earthy, savory and beautifully bitter.
It adds a complexity, depth and flavor that's difficult to define but reminiscent of carrots, walnuts and celery -- and a little bit goes a long way.
Use it to enhance vegetable stews, curries and soups, to brighten starches like rice and potatoes, and to balance sweetness in cocktails.
Origin: Cao Bằng, Vietnam
Aliases: Nghệ djen, black turmeric, kali haldi, kala haldi, black zedoary
Processing: Sliced, then sun-dried
Ingredients: Blue turmeric powder (Curcuma caesia)
Tasting Notes: Menthol • Bitter melon • Pinecones
Uses: Sprinkle a little bit into salad dressing to add depth and complexity and balance acidity. Add to a vegetable stew or soup to accentuate the green vegetable flavor and add complexity similar to the flavor of celery, carrots and spicy olive oil. A hot water infusion with honey makes a perfect digestive beverage or simple syrup to balance sweetness in cocktails
It adds a complexity, depth and flavor that's difficult to define but reminiscent of carrots, walnuts and celery -- and a little bit goes a long way.
Use it to enhance vegetable stews, curries and soups, to brighten starches like rice and potatoes, and to balance sweetness in cocktails.
Origin: Cao Bằng, Vietnam
Aliases: Nghệ djen, black turmeric, kali haldi, kala haldi, black zedoary
Processing: Sliced, then sun-dried
Ingredients: Blue turmeric powder (Curcuma caesia)
Tasting Notes: Menthol • Bitter melon • Pinecones
Uses: Sprinkle a little bit into salad dressing to add depth and complexity and balance acidity. Add to a vegetable stew or soup to accentuate the green vegetable flavor and add complexity similar to the flavor of celery, carrots and spicy olive oil. A hot water infusion with honey makes a perfect digestive beverage or simple syrup to balance sweetness in cocktails