sesame

sesame

Sesamum indicum
Family: Pedaliaceae
Kind: Annual (occasionally perennial)

The difference between white and black seeds is that the white have the skin removed. But there is also a difference in taste as the black seeds are nuttier and a bit bitter compared to the white, which have a sweeter taste.
White Sesame Seeds
Black Sesame Seeds
Sesame Pods
Sesame Oil

» Recipes with sesame

• Basic Bulgogi (sesame oil)
• Hamburger Bread (sesame seed)
• Spinach & Pine Nut Pirog (sesame seed)
• Korean Ground Beef (sesame seed)
• Seedy Quick Baked Bread (sesame seed)
• Noodle salad with Crab sticks (sesame seed)
• Singapore Noodles with Prawns (sesame oil)
• Korean Ground Beef (sesame oil)
• Noodle salad with Crab sticks (sesame oil)

» Recipes with sesame

• Basic Bulgogi (sesame oil)
• Hamburger Bread (sesame seed)
• Spinach & Pine Nut Pirog (sesame seed)
• Korean Ground Beef (sesame seed)
• Seedy Quick Baked Bread (sesame seed)
• Noodle salad with Crab sticks (sesame seed)
• Singapore Noodles with Prawns (sesame oil)
• Korean Ground Beef (sesame oil)
• Noodle salad with Crab sticks (sesame oil)

The Pedaliaceae Family

a family flowering plants
AKA: the pedalium or sesame family

Kingdom: Plantae   Clades: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Asterids   Order: Lamiales  


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