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Baharat Seasoning

Baharat Seasoning

$11.99 USD
$11.99 USD
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Net Wt. 3.2oz (90g)
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Vegan
No Additives and Preservatives
Gluten-Free
Single-Origin Anatolia

Where it comes from

Map of Turkey
Istanbul

Istanbul

For centuries, Istanbul connected Europe and Asia through the historic Spice Bazaar. Today, our Turkish Style Shawarma and Baharat blends are crafted here, inspired by recipes passed down through generations and the city's vibrant food culture.

Single-origin Blended in Istanbul, Turkey

Baharat Seasoning

Warm, complex, and lifts ground meat, rice, and roasted vegetables into something people remember.

Slightly Sweet
Complex
Aromatic
Origin
Blended in Istanbul, Turkey
Meaning
"Spice" in Turkish
Heat Level
None
Size
2.8 oz / 80g

Unique Qualities

Baharat, meaning "spice" in Turkish, is a classic Eastern Mediterranean blend that brings warmth, depth, and fragrance to your cooking. Our Turkish Style Baharat balances savory and sweet spice notes for an all-in-one seasoning that elevates both meat and vegetarian dishes.

Sourcing Details

We source cumin, paprika, allspice, black pepper, coriander, nutmeg, and cinnamon from Turkish growers, blending them fresh in small batches to preserve their natural oils. The result is a harmonious mix that reflects centuries of Anatolian culinary tradition.

Flavor Profile

This Baharat is warm, earthy, and slightly sweet, with spice layers from cinnamon and nutmeg, depth from cumin and coriander, and a peppery finish. It's ideal for stews, rice dishes, roasted meats, or as a finishing sprinkle over vegetables.

Flavor Profile

WarmEarthySlightly SweetAromaticComplex
🌿 Our Promise: Every spice in this blend comes from the Anatolian region that grows it best, then it's blended in small batches in Istanbul. Nothing added, nothing hidden.

How to Use

  • ✓ Stews & Braises: Stir into slow-cooked meat and vegetable stews for layered warmth
  • ✓ Rice & Pilaf: Add a teaspoon to the cooking liquid for deeply fragrant rice
  • ✓ Kofte & Meatballs: Mix into ground lamb or beef for authentic Turkish kofte
  • ✓ Roasted Meats: Rub onto chicken, lamb, or beef with olive oil before roasting
  • ✓ Vegetarian Dishes: Delicious in lentils, roasted eggplant, and chickpea stews

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Baharat Seasoning? +
Baharat means 'spice' in Turkish. It's a classic Eastern Mediterranean spice blend combining cumin, paprika, allspice, black pepper, coriander, nutmeg, and cinnamon. It's used as an all-purpose seasoning for meats, stews, rice, and vegetables.
What dishes can I make with Baharat? +
Baharat is incredibly versatile. Use it in lamb or beef stews, rice pilaf, kofte (Turkish meatballs), roasted chicken, lentil dishes, roasted eggplant, and chickpea stews. It adds warm, aromatic depth to virtually any savory dish.
Is Baharat Seasoning spicy? +
No, Baharat has no heat. It's warm and aromatic with sweet spice notes from cinnamon and nutmeg, but it won't burn. It's suitable for all palates, including children.
How should I store Baharat Seasoning? +
Store in a cool, dark place with the jar sealed tightly. The blend maintains peak flavor for 12–18 months when stored properly.
Do you offer free shipping? +
Yes! All Cybele's Harvest orders over $20 ship free within the United States. Orders are typically shipped within 1–2 business days.
Are your spices organic and all-natural? +
All Cybele's Harvest spices are all-natural with no artificial additives, preservatives, or fillers. Our Baharat is blended in small batches in Istanbul using spices sourced directly from Turkish growers.
Turkish Meatballs (Kofte)
Soups
Beef, Lamb and Chicken Marinades

Cumin, Paprika, Allspice, Black Pepper, Coriander, Nutmeg, Cinnamon

Servings: 60, Serv. Size: 1/2 tsp (1.5g)
Amount Per Serving: Calories 5, Total Fat 0.2g (0% DV), Saturated Fat 0g (0% DV), Sodium 25mg (0% DV), Total Carb. 0.5g (0% DV), Dietary Fiber 0.1g (0% DV), Total Sugars 0g (incl. 0g Added Sugars, 0% DV), Protein 0.2g (0% DV).
Not a significant source of trans fat, cholesterol, vitamin D, calcium, iron, potassium.

Cool, dark cabinet. Reseal after each use.

Best within 12 months of opening for peak flavor.

Cybele's Promise

  • Pure & Powerful Flavor

    Pure & Powerful Flavor

    100% natural and free from additives

  • Authentic Heritage

    Authentic Heritage

    Anatolia’s finest, from local growers

  • Sustainably Packaged

    Sustainably Packaged

    Eco-friendly packaging that protects flavor and the earth

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