LIFESTYLE → THIS WAY THAT WAY Issue 940 · December 13, 2022

Sesame Oil

This popular ingredient in Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine has a richer and nuttier taste, adding its own distinct twist to any dish

Sesame Oil
Sesame, If You Please
Beyond the Wok

According to traditional medicine, sesame oil has unique anti-inflammatory properties and can be used to treat toothaches, joint pains, and the like.

Nice and Toasty

Recipe calls for toasted sesame oil and you only have regular? Heat up a pan, pour the oil in, and keep swirling to avoid burning. It’s ready when the oil darkens and gives off a nutty aroma.

Proceed with Caution

In 2023, sesame will officially be treated like one of the eight major food allergens by the FDA, getting its own warning on food labels along with milk, peanuts, gluten, and soy.

Sesame-Lime Farro Salad

Recipe by Chavi Feldman

Don’t be afraid to try quinoa’s cousin, farro. Here it’s presented as an Asian salad that I’m sure you’ll enjoy.

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