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How can I use saffron? Is it more of a baking thing, or can I use it in, say, rice?

>> No.15523157

>>15523106
Have you never had paella?

>> No.15523161

>>15523106
Just put the saffron in when you cook rice. You can do many other things similar to this.

>> No.15523171
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15523171

>>15523157
What the fuck is paella?

>> No.15523233

>>15523171
Clearly you have the internet, I'm not holding your hand.

>> No.15523587

>>15523106
Make biryani with it. Use it in curries, soups and stews.Just treat it like a more versatile bay leaf. You're gonna want to use more saffron than you think though since it has a very mild profile. It is very good.

>> No.15523595

>>15523106
Saffron is mostly used for savory dishes, often with rice. Near Eastern cuisine uses it a lot, especially in Iran and India. Tahdig is a Persian crispy rice with saffron. Different pilafs and biryanis also use saffron. You can also use saffron in rice pudding or kheer.

>> No.15523633

>>15523106
Look up for persian recipes. Like fesenjan, tah-chin or kashk-e bademjan. I also used it for a sauce to go with scallops (scallop coral mixed with crème fraiche and then cookee with tomatoes, butter and saffron)

>>15523595
While doing some research a few years ago it seems that Tahdig is simply the name of the rice which stuck at the bottom of the pot when you cook it persian style. I would recommend looking about it as it goes well with the fesenjan.

>> No.15523656

>>15523633
thanks for the tip

>> No.15523689

>>15523161
Is it efficient, I like to do it with cardamom but I feel like I would need too much saffron for it to work as most of it will go with the water.
It might also be that you cook rice pilaf style in which way it would make much more sense