Brundo Spice Company Ethiopian Korerima | Authentic Ethiopian Black Cardamom | Hand-Picked & Naturally Processed | Harvested & Imported from Ethiopia | Non-GMO, Organic & No Preservatives 2.5oz
$12.95
Brand: Brundo Market
- Imported from Ethiopia
- ✅ Culinary Versatility! – Minty yet smoky, earthy yet floral, our open-fire roasted Korerima is guaranteed to quickly join your top five favorite spices
- ✅ Ingredients You Can Trust! – All of our ingredients are imported from our Ethiopian headquarters. Best of all, we take pride in providing our customers with ingredients that are all-natural, non-GMO, and free of preservatives. It doesn’t get better than that!
- ✅ Support Small Women-Owned Businesses – We pride ourselves on being a company founded by women and powered by women. 85% of our 47 person team at our processing plant in Modjo are women, who work to grow, harvest, process, and perfect all of our wonderful products.
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5 reviews for Brundo Spice Company Ethiopian Korerima | Authentic Ethiopian Black Cardamom | Hand-Picked & Naturally Processed | Harvested & Imported from Ethiopia | Non-GMO, Organic & No Preservatives 2.5oz
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Amazon Customer –
This wonderful little jar is my new best friend! The aroma that the grains release upon being crushed is just so deep and layered and lovely!
Anonymous –
This is the Ethiopian black cardamom seed, very difficult to find and I'm very pleased with it. Roast it lightly & grind the seeds, use it to sauté your meat or vegetables to enhance your dish. One of the main ingredient in Ethiopian spices earthy and smokey floral. A little goes a long way just sprinkle this stuff and you good to go for delicious meal.
Anonymous –
Terrific spice blend
Anonymous –
There's green cardamom, and then there is Korerima, black cardamom. Also called false cardamom or my favorite: Grains of Paradise. It really is a delight to the senses when you use this spice. A little goes a long way, just a few grains and your dish will have a earthy, floral, smoky flavor that will set it above the rest with a depth that will have your friends and family wanting to know what your secret is.
This 2.5 oz glass jar is filled to the brim and has a sturdy metal lid that screws on tightly for keeping the spice fresh. As a whole spice, they will last a long time too, if properly stored. I think you should give this spice a try, if you are a spice hound like me who enjoys having new and interesting flavors to experiment with.
Welcome to Authenic Ethiopia- Welcome to Brundo Spices –
I was grateful to find this product as it isn't easy to find, and occasionally other businesses might try to sell more typical varieties of cardamom as if they were this unique Ethiopian variety. But this was the real thing. The product was well-packaged, sealed, and fresh. These are the seeds (i.e., perhaps 1/3 the size of a unpopped popcorn kernel?) and they should be ground just before use for the best flavor and fragrance. Prepare them by using a spice grinder, a mortar and pestle, or by wrapping a small amount of seeds in an envelope/pocket of parchment paper and smashing gently with a meat tenderizer. The flavor this cardamom imparts is truly unique across the tongue and throat. It's very fragrant and strong (bright and not smoky!), so start with a small quantity so you don't overuse it. This is a happy little spice with some tasty zing, so you won't find it hot or smoky! In the photo, I added it to a dish I made using cinnamon, cloves, raisins, some red wine, fresh squeezed orange juice, traditional Ethiopian pepper mix (Berbere), chicken, and this Ethiopian cardamom. It added a lot of complexity and complemented the sweetness of the dish quite well. The dish was spectacular with some freshly baked bread. Unfortunately, I don't know how to make traditional Ethiopian bread. I'm glad to see small businesses making this product available to American cooks who want to introduce new ideas and flavors into healthy meals. Great product that made for a happy meal with my family!