
Sugar (granulated)
Plain white sugar in granulated form, distinct from icing and brown sugar.
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Plain white sugar in granulated form, distinct from icing and brown sugar.

Ground culinary sumac that adds a tart note.

Edible sunflower oil, used for shallow frying.

A paste of roasted sesame kernels that gives dressings sesame flavor and body.

Sticky, tangy shelled tamarind pulp with seeds, strained to make a drink.

A dried, fermented wheat-and-yogurt mix that cooks into a tangy soup.

Loose dry black tea leaves used to brew Turkish tea.

Small, aromatic dried thyme leaves for seasoning.

Ripe red fresh tomatoes for salads and cooking.

A smooth, sweet-tart tomato condiment for sandwiches and grilled food.

Concentrated tomato paste that adds color and flavor; salted or unsalted.

Raw European turbot cut into bone-in steaks for frying.

Very finely ground roasted coffee for the Turkish brewing method.

Dried, ground turmeric rhizome; a golden spice for color and earthy flavor.

A concentrated liquid flavoring made from vanilla, for sweet dishes.

A cooking liquid made by simmering vegetables and aromatics, then straining.

Culinary vinegar made from white wine, distinct from distilled white vinegar.

Raw shelled walnut kernels that give body to sauces.

Still drinking water for cooking; its minerals vary with the supply.

Plain, unsweetened carbonated water used in frying batter.

Peeled wheat grains, fully cooked, adding a rounded grain texture to soups.

Whole dried hot peppers with slender pods.

Living baker’s yeast in tiny dry granules, used in dough.

Plain ground yellow poppy seeds for pastry layers.
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