Wattle Seed ground

Wild-collected acacia seeds have a heavy, nutty-sweet fragrance and a light cocoa-like aroma. The gritty ground powder is used primarily in the "new bush cuisine" of Australia for dairy desserts and cakes. Acacia seeds are also recommended as a nutty component of fruit salads.
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- Order number: 11653025
- Open text field 1: Ground Acacia Seed, Wattle Seed, Graines des Aborigines, Bush Kitchen, Australia
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also: Acacia seed
Description:
Wild-collected acacia seeds have a heavy, nutty-sweet aroma and a light cocoa-like flavor. Similar to black cardamom, the small seeds are dried over wood embers and gain their signature flavor with this aroma. Australia's "nouvelle cuisine" has adopted the pebbly ground powder from Aboriginal bush cooking, using it to refine dairy and cream desserts, cakes, and even savory dishes such as dark sauces for game.
Usage:
Steep the powder in some hot liquid for at least 20 minutes to release its flavor. The liquid should not be boiled to prevent the formation of bitter substances. Then add the liquid with the powder to the dish.
Aroma/Taste:
sweetish-nutty, cocoa-like
Harmonizes with:
Cardamom, cinnamon, cocoa, sesame, mahlep, lemon myrtle.
Origin:
Australia
Aroma: | nutty, sweetish |