Gomasio is made of sesame seeds, a healthy food, high in protein and fiber. This nutritious Asian sesame seed condiment is also full of calcium, tasty and gluten free condiments.
To prepare gomasio use sea salt and sesame seeds. It is important to the proportions that depend on the season, weather, temperature, age, health, activity.
Summer: from 1(tablespoons salt): 12(tablespoons sesame) to 1:16 (because high temperatures prevail - yang element)
Autumn and winter: from 1:8 to 1:10 (the dominance of cold - element yin).These and many other interesting information I found on the blog http://projektymamykwiatka.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/gomasio-zdrowe-solenie.html It is a pity that it is only in Polish. This blog is very inspiring for me.
Gomasio is healthy, tasty and easy to make.
Roast the sesame seeds and salt in a dry pan, stirring to prevent burning until sesame seeds will be golden brown.
Remove pan from heat and allow seed mixture to cool. Next place sesame seeds and salt in a mortar and pestle; grind into a coarse meal. Use up within a month.
Bon appetite!
you can quote me my dear, whenever you please :) enjoy!
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jeśli chodzi o pytanie na moim blogu ;) huhuhaha
Thanks :D
DeleteI love it:D
ReplyDeleteHave to buy sesame as I'm run out of it...
ostatnio kupiłam 500 g, ale znika bardzo szybko. Mój m używa sezamu zamiast panierki :-)
DeleteI've been learning lots about the yin and the yang lately... This looks good! I will have to try it. What do you eat it on?
ReplyDeleteI use it almost everything. I use it to fresh salads, which is where I normally used the salt. Although sometimes it is not too good decision for taste ;-)
Delete"I've been learning lots about the yin and the yang" you need to write more about it, I'm very curious
ReplyDeletekochana ale Ci zazdroszcze tej majowki zwlaszcza ze teraz sloneczko bedziecie miec:))) czego Wam zycze.
ReplyDeleteKoniecznie napisz jaka reakcja byla, my tez kiedys zrobilismy taka niespodzianke... extra bylo:)
Pewnie :-)
DeleteSounds and looks yummy. I've never seen it here in the US.
ReplyDeleteHere it is not popular.
Deleteyummy
That sounds amazing! Do you use it purely as seasoning?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this on Tutorial Thursdays Linky Party.
I look forward to seeing what you share with us all this week :)
x
Natalie
Marigolds' Loft