We use cumin to impart an earthy, nutty, and slightly smoky flavor in our food, from our adobo marinade, to our beans and hot salsa. It all starts with whole seeds (no extracts, no added flavors) that are roasted before we grind them in-house using equipment designed for coffee—a technique our founder Steve Ells perfected after trying out a typical roaster that just wasn’t quite roasty enough. A little nutty in a literal sense perhaps, but totally delicious.
A cumin of age story
If you ever want to get a sense of your place in the world, just look at a speck of cumin. Its seeds were discovered in the ruins of ancient societies in Syria, Egypt, Iran, Greece and Rome. It’s mentioned in the New and Old Testament. And sometimes, it ends up in your burrito.
Chipotle Honey Vinaigrette
Sofritas
Tomatillo Green-Chili Salsa
Chips & Tomatillo-Red Chili Salsa
Chips & Tomatillo-Green Chili Salsa
Black Beans
Roasted Tomato Green-Chili Salsa*
Pinto Beans
Chicken
Barbacoa
Roasted Tomato Red-Chili Salsa*
Chipotle Honey Vinaigrette
Sofritas
Tomatillo Green-Chili Salsa
Chips & Tomatillo-Red Chili Salsa
Chips & Tomatillo-Green Chili Salsa
Black Beans
Roasted Tomato Green-Chili Salsa*
Pinto Beans
Chicken
Barbacoa
Roasted Tomato Red-Chili Salsa*