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½ tsp Morning Boost spice blend 1 tbsp hemp hearts or pumpkin seed protein powder 2 tbsp crushed walnuts Destination add-ins: Milk or yogurt, fresh fruit like berries or peaches or dried fruit.

The spice is derived from the sumac plant's berries, which are dried and crushed into a coarse powder. Used primarily in Middle Eastern cuisine, sumac has recently taken the world by storm with ...

In a large, wide bowl, stir together the garlic powder, sumac, dehydrated orange peel and Urfa chile flakes. Dip the chicken in the spice mixture until every piece is well coated, flipping as needed.

Eat Voraciously This spiced, blistered chicken is one of the best things I’ve ever tasted Four spices and a scorching-hot pan are all you need to make the best chicken of your life.

If you’re looking for inspiration, consider adding sumac to dishes such as roasted potatoes, grilled eggplant, or a fresh tomato salad. While sumac is traditionally used in dishes like kebabs and ...

The sumac bush features cone-shaped clusters of red berries, called drupes, which mature from late summer to fall. The fruits are harvested, dried, and ground into a spice. But leave the foraging to ...

Sumac is a popular spice in Middle Eastern cuisine, and it's the unexpected addition that should become a mainstay in your fruit salad recipe.

Spice jars that are part of the recall have the product code: '06072/WH538'. The FDA hasn't issued a press release for this and has revealed the recall in a notice for manufacturers, says report.