Herati Coriander, Ground
Herati Coriander, Ground
Discover the citrusy and peppery nuances of our Herati Coriander Seed, hand-harvested from the Herat region of Afghanistan. With its delicately sweet undertones hinting at pepper and mint, this coriander promises to add a zestful touch to both your sweet and savory dishes. Whether you're spicing up a roast, adding depth to rice dishes, or experimenting with soups and desserts, our ground coriander is your ticket to a culinary adventure.
Ingredients: Herati Coriander
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Our mission extends beyond spices. Every purchase from Rumi Spice plays a vital role in empowering Afghan farmers, fostering sustainable agricultural practices, and supporting the economic growth of local communities. We take pride in creating opportunities and championing the roles of these individuals in their communities.
Central to our ethos is the empowerment of Afghan women. We employ them in various roles, from harvesting to processing various spices. This initiative provides them with direct wages and opportunities, fostering their economic independence and highlighting their invaluable contributions to both Rumi Spice and their communities.

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Afghanistan's diverse landscape, from the soaring Hindu Kush mountains to the arid plains surrounding Herat, provides an ideal environment for cultivating some of the world's most exquisite spices. This land, nurtured by hot, dry winds and a semi-arid climate, yields unparalleled saffron, renowned globally for its high crocin content, vibrant color, and intense flavor. Beyond saffron, Afghanistan's wild foraged spices, including rare varieties like wild black cumin, are a testament to the purity and richness of the land.
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