Ground & Whole Seeds
Our freshly ground seeds include some of the most common spices to cook with: cumin, mustard, and coriander. Our selection of whole seeds includes celery, caraway, mustard, cardamom, fennel, sesame, fenugreek, and poppy. Use whole seeds in marinades, soups, stocks, stews, and sauces, freshly grind with a mortar and pestle into a fine powder for seasoning, or use for pickling or with baked breads.
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Ground Cumin Seeds
One of the most used spices in the world alongside salt and pepper. Cumin powder is a pantry staple for seasoning meats, beans, and vegetables. Use...
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Celery Salt
Handcrafted with salt and finely ground celery seeds. Use celery salt seasoning to add celery flavor to classic recipes like potato salad, tuna sal...
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Ground Coriander Seeds
Ground Coriander Seeds have many seasoning uses & cooking applications. Use ground coriander powder in savory recipes like masalas, marinades a...
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Celery Seeds
Add great celery flavor to dressings, sauces, gravies, and potatoes, especially with potato salad. The flavor of whole celery seeds is strong, so ...
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Ground Inner Cardamom Seeds
Commonly used in pastries, breads and curries, as it provides a flowery flavor and strong aroma that pairs well with baked goods. Cardamom powder i...
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Regular Yellow Mustard Powder
A medium-heat yellow mustard powder that's quite pungent in flavor. Use to make homemade prepared mustard, or mix mustard powder into BBQ sauce rec...
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Fennel Seeds
Whole fennel seeds are quite versatile, but commonly used in soups, stews, and sauces, or to season pork. It's used as an ingredient for cooking in...
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Coriander Seeds
Used to season savory dishes, such as vegetables and masalas. Add coriander seeds to your favorite pickling brine for a sweeter, citrusy flavor. To...
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Cumin Seeds
One of the most consumed spices in the world. Cumin is a key seasoning in curry blends and chili powders. Use cumin whole for sausages, soups, pick...
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Dutch Caraway Seeds
Most commonly used when baking rye or brown breads. Caraway seeds have a sharp, stimulating aroma similar to the flavor of cumin or fennel. Use car...
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Yellow Mustard Seeds
Use to create your own whole-grain mustard. Raw mustard seeds are an important part of pickling vegetables, and recipes for shrimp and crab boil b...
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Toasted Sesame Seeds
Toasted sesame seeds contain an even nuttier flavor than regular sesame seeds. Use to make tahini. Try sprinkling this toasted sesame seed mix on b...
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More Information
What seeds do we cook and eat with?
Seeds are used in cooking around the world. Cumin seeds, mustard seeds, coriander seeds, sesame seeds, fennel seeds, cardamom seeds, poppy seeds, fenugreek seeds and caraway seeds are the most popular seeds that we eat. Some of them are even the seeds taken from the plants that are also used as herbs, like dill or coriander (in the United States, we call coriander cilantro).
What seeds are also considered spices?
Whole seeds that are commonly also turned in to ground spices are cumin, coriander (or cilantro seed), poppy, and mustard seeds. A spice can come from a few different parts of the plant, including the seed that originally grew it!
What seeds are used in Indian cooking?
Essential seeds used in Indian cooking and curries include cumin, mustard seeds, fennel, fenugreek, coriander, and cardamom. We recommend keeping our Ground Cumin Seeds blend, popular Regular Yellow Mustard Powder, and Fennel Seeds on hand in the pantry for typical Indian dishes and recipes.