Cumin seeds
Cumin seeds (Cuminum cyminum) are a popular spice in many cuisines, particularly Indian, Mexican, and Middle Eastern.
Flavor Profile
- Warm, earthy, and slightly bitter
- Nutty, spicy undertones
- Enhances flavor without overpowering
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