Havana Sofrito Spice
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$9.95
Flavor Profile
Garlic and cumin lead with savory spice. Tomato, herbs, black pepper, and citrus add layered flavor.
How To Use
Rub onto pork for roasting or grilling, or stir into ground beef for dishes like ropa vieja. Add to rice and beans as they simmer.
FAQ
What is sofrito seasoning made of?
Sofrito seasoning typically includes garlic, onion, peppers, herbs, and sometimes tomato. This dry version combines those ingredients with cumin, annatto, and citrus for added depth and color.
Is sofrito the same as adobo?
No. Sofrito is usually a fresh blend of garlic, onion, and peppers used as a cooking base, while adobo is a dry seasoning built around garlic, salt, and spices. This blend combines both styles in one jar.
How do you use sofrito seasoning in rice and beans?
Add 1 to 2 teaspoons per cup of uncooked rice or to a pot of simmering beans. Stir it in early so the garlic, herbs, and cumin soften and distribute evenly as the dish cooks.
Sofrito seasoning typically includes garlic, onion, peppers, herbs, and sometimes tomato. This dry version combines those ingredients with cumin, annatto, and citrus for added depth and color.
Is sofrito the same as adobo?
No. Sofrito is usually a fresh blend of garlic, onion, and peppers used as a cooking base, while adobo is a dry seasoning built around garlic, salt, and spices. This blend combines both styles in one jar.
How do you use sofrito seasoning in rice and beans?
Add 1 to 2 teaspoons per cup of uncooked rice or to a pot of simmering beans. Stir it in early so the garlic, herbs, and cumin soften and distribute evenly as the dish cooks.
