Coastal Cali Fennel Pollen Rub
$13.95
Savory
Salty
Net Weights: Jar 2.75oz, Refill Bag 2.4oz
Our homage to the unique, delicate, and bold flavor of fennel pollen. This rub perfectly seasons crab and lobster, but works well with any seafood or whitefish. Not just a spice blend for fish, this fennel pollen seasoning is also great when used for pork, chicken, eggs, vegetables, and potatoes. For more, go Behind the Seasoning: Coastal Cali Fennel Pollen...This sweet and salty, aromatic fennel pollen seasoning has warm-citrus, bittersweet, and licoricey flavors with floral notes.
Ingredients
White sugar, kosher salt, orange peel, coriander, California paprika, ground fennel, granulated onion, granulated garlic, fennel pollen, Aji Amarillo chiles.
California Prop 65 Warning
Consuming this product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Find more information at www.p65warnings.ca.gov/food.
How to Use
Use fennel pollen on types of seafood, including scallops, mussels, lobster, crab, and other fish. Fennel pollen spices are also great for seasoning pork, chicken, eggs, vegetables, and potatoes.
Chef-Trusted, Locally Sourced
Just down the road from our Austin spice store, Brentwood Social House uses our Coastal Cali Fennel Pollen Rub to season the fennel-spiced cream sauce in their beloved Chicken Pie. Proof that great flavor starts close to home.
About this Spice
Coastal Cali Fennel Pollen Rub Q&A
What is fennel pollen?
Fennel pollen is made from the tiny yellow flowers that blossom from the end of a wild fennel bulb. These yellow buds are then dried and screened to make the pollen.
What does fennel pollen taste like?
Fennel pollen tastes mildly licoricey in flavor, with hints of anise. It's very aromatic and fragrant.
How do you use fennel pollen?
A little fennel pollen goes a long way, so even just adding a pinch can transform any old recipe you've whipped up into fine dining, gourmet flavor. It's best used to enhance fish, chicken, pork and vegetables.
