HONEST Cold Pressed Sesame Oil

Manufacturer: International Collection Brand: International Collection

Adds a rich nutty, flavor & aroma to Chinese cookery & stir fry recipes. In marinades a few drops will give added piquancy.

Manufacturer: International Collection Brand: International Collection

Toasted Sesame Oil is the leading speciality oil and is used extensively in Asian style cuisine. It has a strong flavor and should therefore be used sparingly in stir-fry s, to create dressings or dips or simply to spray over steamed rice or vegetables.

Manufacturer: Kadoya Brand: Kadoya

A mildly nutty and aromatic seasoning widely used in Asian cooking. Use it to marinade meat or in stir-fry. Also great to add few drops in noodle soups.

Manufacturer: Natural Earth Products Brand: Natural Earth Color: Deep Brown

In the past, it was considered sacred and it was contained in several medicines. This ethnical and multicultural product is nowadays available all over the world. The seeds are very rich in oil, which are mainly composed by polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids. To obtain toasted sesame oil, we start by toasting seeds with steam and after the cooldown we continue with the cold pressed process which allows to obtain a very fluid deep brown color with an excellent toasted flavor, typical of oriental cuisine. It can be used in salad, vegetable in general, grilled meat, deep frying, soups and for the preparation of oven products. It has a good resistance to the high temperature.

Manufacturer: Spice Industrial Group Brand: Spice Industrial Group

100% pure black sesame oil.

Manufacturer: Angel Brand Brand: Angel Brand Sauces

Extracted from roasted natural sesame seeds, it brings decidedly Asian aroma to any dish. A dash of sesame oil onto any of your cooking or salad adds a delightful aroma to the dish instantly. Try replacing one quarter or one fifth of your oil requirement with sesame oil in your favorite recipes.

Manufacturer: Brads Organic Brand: Brad's Organic

Manufacturer: Olde Cape Cod Brand: Olde Cape Cod Model: 30810

Olde Cape Cod® Toasted Sesame Soy & Ginger Fat Free Vinaigrette & Marinade Dressing.No artificial colors or preservatives.

Manufacturer: Eden Brand: Tropical Traditions

Sesame oil is a traditional oil that has been used in various cultures around the world for at least 5000 years. Archeological excavations throughout the Middle East revealed the use of sesame oil dating back to 3000 BC. Persia and India were also cultivating this tiny treasure for its oil. Sesame oil was the ideal base for making exotic perfumes, a practice that dates back to the Babylonians circa 2100 to 689 BC. The Babylonians also used the oil for cooking, and sesame cakes. They also made wine from sesame and even perfected a brandy employing sesame seeds. The Chinese used the oil not only as a light source but also to create soot from which they made their superior stick ink over 5,000 years ago. Ancient Chinese calligraphic works of art using stick ink made from sesame oil may still be in existence in museums. Palace records of Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar, 6th century BC, were carefully kept on clay tablets. One of the entries mentions a purchase of sesame oil. Records show that the Egyptians used the oil about 1500 BC as ceremonial purification. Historians such as 4th century Theophrastus, mention that sesame seeds were cultivated in Egypt. During that same period, Africa, too, cultivated the sesame seed in Ethiopia, the Sudan, and what was once Tanganyika. Sprinkling sesame seeds on breads before baking them probably feels like a 20th century culinary innovation, but history reveals that it's not. The ancient tombs of important Egyptian nobles were decorated with colorful paintings. One tomb, dating back 4,000 years, contains a scene of a baker sprinkling sesa...