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Iranian cuisine is full of unique aromas and flavors, which we owe to the skillful use of "combined spices". These spices have been an inseparable part of Iranian food culture since ancient times and have caused Iranian foods to have a different and special taste. But what spices are most used in Iranian kitchen and why using Sadat spices can give you a different experience? In this article, we are going to introduce the most commonly used mixed spices in Iranian cooking and explore the secret of their professional use along with the introduction of a reputable store such as "Sadat Spices".

Why are mixed spices important in Iranian cooking?

Combined spices are part of the authenticity and identity of Iranian cuisine. The special and unique combination of each spice gives depth and a fresh dimension to the food and makes us experience a nostalgic feeling and unique taste pleasure every time we smell or taste an Iranian dish. These spices not only improve the flavor and taste of food, but also have some significant medicinal and therapeutic properties.

2. Iranian curry spice

Although curry is of Indian origin, it has found a special place in Iranian cooking. The composition of Iranian curry spices mainly includes turmeric, cumin, coriander seeds, ginger powder and black pepper. Curry spice gives a warm, slightly spicy and very aromatic flavor to all kinds of stews.

3. Fish and shrimp spices

Fish and shrimp need special spices to remove their smell and taste more delicious. This combination often includes turmeric, black pepper, dry coriander, black cumin and garlic powder. Adding a little ginger or sumac powder can also give a special aroma to the food depending on the taste.

Fish and shrimp spices offered by the Sadat spices brand, with the basic combination and pure spices, guarantee the wonderful taste of your seafood.

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