Saffron Shortbread
Buttery shortbread fingers tinted and scented with 25 saffron threads bloomed in cream, baked slow and cut while hot.
Read article →Field notes & recipes
Field notes from a saffron house: how to tell real saffron from dyed, what Super Negin actually means, the Afghan tea ritual, and the dishes worth spending threads on — qabuli pulao, sholeh zard, sheer yakh. Start with the saffron ritual, check our lab results, or go straight to the crystal collection.
Buttery shortbread fingers tinted and scented with 25 saffron threads bloomed in cream, baked slow and cut while hot.
Read article →A baked cheesecake with 30 saffron threads bloomed in warm cream, cooked low in a water bath and chilled overnight.
Read article →Twelve pull-apart saffron dinner rolls with a tangzhong crumb and 0.2 g of saffron bloomed in warm milk.
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Sixteen soft lussekatter made with 0.4 g of ground saffron steeped in warm milk and quark in the dough.
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An overnight focaccia with 40 saffron threads bloomed into the dough water, baked crisp in a well-oiled pan.
Read article →From reading to tasting
Everything in the journal comes back to the same bottles: single-origin Herati Super Negin, single-origin and harvest-dated.

For giving
One gram of Super Negin in a crystal keepsake bottle. About 60 cups of tea.

For the ritual
Two crystal bottles in a gold-foiled gift box — one to give, one to keep.

For the kitchen
For the kitchen that cooks with saffron, not around it.
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