Ground Turmeric
Size
Price:
$5.05
Unit price:
$3.74 USD/oz
Flavor Profile
Bitter and pungent with earthy depth. Subtle floral, citrus, and ginger notes.
How To Use
Bloom in warm oil at the start of cooking to deepen flavor and color. Add to curries, lentils, rice, vegetables, or spice blends; it pairs well with cumin and mustard seed.
FAQ
What does ground turmeric taste like?
Ground turmeric tastes earthy and slightly bitter with subtle floral, citrus, and ginger notes. It is more savory than spicy.
How do you use turmeric in cooking?
Turmeric is often added early in cooking and briefly heated in oil to release flavor and color. It is commonly used in curries, rice dishes, beans, and spice blends.
Is turmeric spicy?
No. Turmeric is not hot like chili peppers. It has a warm, earthy bitterness rather than heat.
Ground turmeric tastes earthy and slightly bitter with subtle floral, citrus, and ginger notes. It is more savory than spicy.
How do you use turmeric in cooking?
Turmeric is often added early in cooking and briefly heated in oil to release flavor and color. It is commonly used in curries, rice dishes, beans, and spice blends.
Is turmeric spicy?
No. Turmeric is not hot like chili peppers. It has a warm, earthy bitterness rather than heat.
Recipes using this spice
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Bread & Butter Pickles, Small Batch
Cucumbers soaked overnight, then packed with a boiled brine of Yellow Mustard Seeds, Celery Seeds... -
Tropical Turmeric Smoothie
A blender smoothie of tropical fruit, Ground Turmeric, Supreme Saigon Cinnamon, and Ground Ginger... -
Charnushka Curry Cornmeal Shortbreads
Savory cornmeal shortbread rounds with Caribbean Curry Powder and charnushka seeds, chilled an ho... -
Bread & Butter Pickle Jars
Cucumbers soaked overnight, then brined forty-eight hours in the refrigerator with salt-free Pick... -
Beer-Battered Crispy Green Beans
Green beans in a golden beer batter brightened with Ground Turmeric, fried two to three minutes a...
