Sourced from southeastern Turkey, this distinctive chili has dark burgundy color, irregularly sized flakes, and complex salty-sweet-smoky-sour flavor profile. We love sprinkling some on scrambled eggs and avocado toast, and it can be used to s... Show more
Sourced from southeastern Turkey, this distinctive chili has dark burgundy color, irregularly sized flakes, and complex salty-sweet-smoky-sour flavor profile. We love sprinkling some on scrambled eggs and avocado toast, and it can be used to season grilled meats, stews, and chilis, or to add a hint of heat to chocolate-based desserts.
Details:
Origin: Urfa, Turkey
Aliases: Urfa biber, isot
Process: Cured in the sun and stone-ground
Ingredients: Urfa chili, sunflower oil, salt
Tasting notes: raisin, espresso, summer night
Sourced from southeastern Turkey, this distinctive chili has dark burgundy color, irregularly sized flakes, and complex salty-sweet-smoky-sour flavor profile. We love sprinkling some on scrambled eggs and avocado toast, and it can be used to s... Show more
Sourced from southeastern Turkey, this distinctive chili has dark burgundy color, irregularly sized flakes, and complex salty-sweet-smoky-sour flavor profile. We love sprinkling some on scrambled eggs and avocado toast, and it can be used to season grilled meats, stews, and chilis, or to add a hint of heat to chocolate-based desserts.
Details:
Origin: Urfa, Turkey
Aliases: Urfa biber, isot
Process: Cured in the sun and stone-ground
Ingredients: Urfa chili, sunflower oil, salt
Tasting notes: raisin, espresso, summer night
About the Maker
Although the company is only three years old, Brooklyn-based Burlap & Barrel has become our favorite—and indispensable—source for spices, from everyday seasonings like peppercorns and cumin, to exotic new discoveries like black lime and Turkish oregano buds. Founders Ethan Frisch and Ori Zohar travel the world to seek out the best single-origin spices from small farms. Whether you’re a seasoned cook who seeks out new flavor frontiers or a novice who’s building up a spice collection, you won’t find a better source for elevating your food.