Organic Baharat Seasoning | Middle Eastern Spice Blend

Our Organic Baharat Seasoning is a warm, aromatic Middle Eastern spice blend made with coriander, cumin, black pepper, cinnamon, cardamom, allspice, cloves, ginger, rose petals and nutmeg.

What does Baharat taste like? Think warm, earthy and savory with subtle sweetness, gentle spice and floral notes. It's a versatile seasoning that can bring layers of flavor to meats, roasted vegetables, rice, grains, soups, stews and more.

Choose exactly how much you need with bulk, jar and refill options from Life Essentials Refillery.

What Is Baharat?

Baharat is a Middle Eastern spice blend used to season a wide variety of savory dishes.

The word baharat means “spices” in Arabic. Recipes and ingredient combinations can vary, so not every Baharat blend tastes exactly the same.

Our Organic Baharat Seasoning combines 10 organic spices and botanicals for a warm, complex blend that's easy to use in everyday cooking.

What Is in Baharat Seasoning?

Our Baharat blend contains:

Organic coriander, organic cumin, organic black pepper, organic cinnamon, organic cardamom, organic allspice, organic cloves, organic ginger, organic rose petals and organic nutmeg.

There are no mystery ingredients—you can see exactly what's in the blend.

What Does Baharat Taste Like?

Baharat has a warm, earthy, aromatic and savory flavor balanced by subtle sweetness and floral notes.

Cumin and coriander provide an earthy base, while cinnamon, cardamom, allspice, cloves and nutmeg contribute warm aromatic notes. Black pepper adds some bite, while rose petals bring a subtle floral element to our particular blend.

The result is complex without being overwhelmingly hot.

Is Baharat Spicy?

Baharat is packed with spices, but “spiced” doesn't necessarily mean spicy-hot.

Our blend contains black pepper and plenty of aromatic spices, but it isn't designed to provide the intense heat you'd expect from a chile-heavy seasoning.

Think warm and aromatic rather than fiery.

Baharat Spice Uses

Wondering what to do with Baharat seasoning?

Try it with:

• Lamb, chicken and beef
• Fish and seafood
• Roasted or grilled vegetables
• Root vegetables and winter squash
• Rice and grain dishes
• Soups and stews
• Marinades
• Sauces
• Chickpeas and lentils

It's an easy spice blend to reach for when a dish needs warmth and depth without having to measure several individual spices.

How to Use Baharat Seasoning

Baharat can be used before, during or after cooking.

Rub it onto proteins before roasting or grilling, toss it with vegetables and oil before roasting, stir it into soups and stews, or add it to rice and grain dishes.

You can also mix Baharat with oil and other ingredients to create a simple marinade.

If you've never cooked with it before, start with a small amount, taste and add more as needed.

Easy Baharat Roasted Vegetables

One of the simplest ways to try Baharat is with roasted vegetables.

Toss your favorite vegetables with olive oil, Baharat seasoning and salt to taste. Roast according to the temperature and cooking time appropriate for the vegetables you're using.

Try it with cauliflower, carrots, sweet potatoes, squash or a combination of vegetables.

Product Details

Product: Organic Baharat Seasoning
Type: Middle Eastern Spice Blend
Form: Ground Seasoning
Flavor: Warm, earthy, aromatic, savory, subtly sweet and floral
Organic: Made with organic ingredients

Choose Your Size

Buy the amount that works for your kitchen:

1 oz Bulk – Buy by weight
Small Jar – Approximately 0.3 oz
Large Jar – Approximately 1.7 oz
Small Refill – For your existing spice jar
Large Refill – For your existing spice jar

Where Can I Buy Baharat Seasoning in Tampa?

Looking for Baharat spice in Tampa?

Shop Organic Baharat Seasoning at:

Life Essentials Refillery
4317 W El Prado Blvd
Tampa, FL 33629

Choose bulk, jar or refill options in store, or order Baharat seasoning online.

Want to Learn More About Baharat?

Not sure where to start? Learn what Baharat is, what it tastes like and some of our favorite ways to use this incredibly versatile Middle Eastern spice blend.

→ Read: What Is Baharat? Taste, Ingredients & How to Use It