Dutch Blue Poppy Seeds
$6.95
Sweet
Use blue poppy seeds for baking recipes such as breads, rolls, cakes, and cookies. The Dutch blue poppy seed is a commonly used variety of poppy seeds for baking, and is nutty in its overall flavor. Refrigerate or freeze poppy seeds to maintain freshness. Please note that there are order quantity/frequency restrictions on this product.
Net Weights: Jar 2.3oz, Refill Bag 2.25oz
The poppy seeds flavor overall is slightly sweet and nutty. Pairs well with allspice, cardamom, coriander, fennel, and turmeric when using poppy seeds in cooking.
How to Use
Add these blue poppies seeds to your favorite homemade baked goods, especially in breads or for poppyseed muffins. Refrigerate dutch poppy seeds, or freeze to maintain fresh poppy seeds.
About this Spice
Lemon Poppy Seed Pancakes: Sprinkle 1 Tbsp. Dutch Blue Poppy Seeds and a splash of Lemon Extract into your pancake batter before cooking.
Sweet Poppy Seed Glaze: Mix 1/2 Tbsp. Dutch Blue Poppy Seeds with 1 cup powdered sugar, 1/4 cup milk, and 1 tsp. Pure Madagascar Vanilla Extract for an all-purpose glaze to drizzle on cakes, cookies, muffins, and sweet rolls.
Dutch Blue Poppy Seeds Q&A
What does poppy seed taste like?
Poppy seeds taste mostly nutty in their overall flavor.
How do you use blue poppy seeds?
Use blue poppy seeds for baking recipes like bread loaves, poppyseed muffins, or in cakes, rolls or cookies.
What's the difference between blue, black and white poppy seeds?
For the most part, blue and black poppy seeds are the same in flavor and usage, despite the slight color difference. White poppy seeds are used more as a thickening agent in Middle Eastern cuisine, where as blue or black poppy seeds are used for flavoring and/or decorating breads and pastries.
Which are stronger? Black or blue poppy seeds?
Black and blue poppy seeds are both similar in flavor.
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