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Spain, however, is the world's largest producer. Greek saffron is generally earthier and a bit more bitter than other types of saffron, but the honey notes are also far more intense.
- Recommended Applications: Use saffron to season rice dishes such as rice pilaf, Spanish paella, Italian risotto, and Mexican yellow rice. Saffron is especially good when used in cooking seafood dishes such as bouillabaisse.
- Handling / Storage: Store saffron in a cool, dark place. Wrap in foil and place in an airtight container.
- Taste & Aroma: Warm & Earthy
- Ingredients: Saffron
- Cuisine: Indian, Iranian, Italian, Moroccan, Southeast Asia
- Shelf Life: Properly stored, saffron has a shelf-life of 3 - 4 years, after that and the potency starts to diminish.