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Step 1
Saffron StockSaffron threads absorb the flavor of the foods around it, so you need to be careful and try to avoid adding saffron directly on foods with a strong taste. Normally when adding saffron to a dish chefs take out hot liquid from what they are cooking and add the saffron to the liquid and let it seep. This way the saffron lends its color and taste to the food instead of merely blending in with the food.
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Step 2
Organic vs.. Non-Organic Saffron. Many people try to cultivate saffron and while doings so add many pesticides and chemicals to try to protect the expensive spice. Chemicals can ruin the value of Saffron. Organic Saffron is stronger in taste and sometimes even cheaper than chemical bombarded Saffron! Under "Resources" under this article there is a great website that sells organic saffron for a very competitive price and also has recipes and facts about saffron.
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Step 3
Saffron RiceSaffron is mostly used on rice, although that is not the limit to the spice. The famous "saffron bread" and "saffron sauce" are also great buddies with the spice. Experimenting might be costly so it's best to go with recipes at first then try to incorporate it into your own dishes when you understand its subtle characteristics. Good luck in cooking with Saffron!















