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Two times now, I have bought sesame seeds that have seemed totally
wimpy and not worth using. I've decided that these must be the 'white sesame' seeds, and that I haven't got the vaguest notion of how to use them. I use sesame seeds to sprinkle over vegetables in a stir fry, sometimes in baking, and I keep a grinder filled w/ whole, toasted sesame seed on the kitchen table right alongside the black pepper. Can someone tell me what I can do to get some taste from these white ones? --thanks, thelma |
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