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Umami Black Garlic Adobo Spice Blend
By Chef Reina Gascón-López
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars
2 Reviews
Adobo is an all-purpose seasoning blend common in Puerto Rican kitchens and I wanted to create a fun and insanely flavorful twist on this tried and true classic. By using black garlic, there’s a hint of sweetness and tangy depth to the blend of this spice cabinet workhorse. Use this in any recipe that you’d use an all-purpose seasoning blend and transform your dish into something magical with this umami-forward taste!
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Some jars may include a sifter due to manufacturing variations, but we've chosen to remove them going forward to reduce plastic, prevent moisture issues, and make scooping easier.
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Ingredients
Garlic, Salt, Black Garlic, Onion, Black Pepper, Oregano, Cumin, Turmeric
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Highlights
Origin:
Inspired by Puerto Rico
Ingredients:
Garlic, Salt, Black Garlic, Onion, Black Pepper, Oregano, Cumin, Turmeric
100% Fresh Ingredients
You can trace our spices back to the farm where they were grown
Chef Tested
All our recipes are chef-tested (and tasted) -we don't sell it to you unless we love it
Straight From The Source
We work with farmers, nonprofit organizations, and agricultural cooperatives to obtain spices directly from the people who grow them
Give Back Program
A portion of proceeds from every sale goes to feed individuals and families in our local community through our foundation, Tribe for Change
Origin & Sourcing
Puerto Rico
Named for Ayuba Ibn Sulayman, a Fulani noble who was captured, enslaved brought to Maryland, emancipated and sent back to his home in Futa Djallon in Guinea; and Duchess Quamino, an enslaved and later free Black woman, born in Ghana in 1739 who was an esteemed baker and cook in colonial Rhode Island. I wanted to celebrate two Black lives that represent both resistance and cultural persistence. So few lives of West and Central Africans in early America are documented and I wanted these two Ancestors to stand in for the thousands who would give rise to a nation within a nation.
Based on my travels in 8 nations in contemporary West Africa, this part of the collection is inspired by the spicy, ruddy, earthy flavors this region of Africa is known for. Think peanut-based groundnut stew or grilled suya–a type of West African kabob dish, specifically from the southern Sahel and savanna, the kind of foods that Ayuba would have known in his homeland; or the okra soups and leafy green dishes and fish or grilled seafood or corn Duchess knew in Fante land. It’s a nice addition to Jollof rice or to finish fried plantains without being overpowering.
Based on my travels in 8 nations in contemporary West Africa, this part of the collection is inspired by the spicy, ruddy, earthy flavors this region of Africa is known for. Think peanut-based groundnut stew or grilled suya–a type of West African kabob dish, specifically from the southern Sahel and savanna, the kind of foods that Ayuba would have known in his homeland; or the okra soups and leafy green dishes and fish or grilled seafood or corn Duchess knew in Fante land. It’s a nice addition to Jollof rice or to finish fried plantains without being overpowering.
Chef Spotlight
With Chef Reina Gascón-López
In 2017, Reina Gascón-López started The Sofrito Project to share her love of cooking with friends and family. As a Puerto Rican raised in the South, Reina explores both her multiracial background and cultures through food and writing. Cooking elevated homestyle and comfort foods, Reina’s recipes are good enough to make her grandmother proud and fancy enough to serve to company. Bridging the cultures of her Afro-Caribbean, Latin, and Southern upbringing allows for creativity in the kitchen with her flavorful and delicious recipes and digital cookbooks that her readers enjoy. Reina currently resides in Charleston, South Carolina. When she’s not busy creating recipes for her Patreon subscribers, she enjoys spending time with her rescue dog, gardening, and collecting cookbooks.
Please visit sofritoproject.com and @thesofritoproject for more info.
Please visit sofritoproject.com and @thesofritoproject for more info.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old are these spices?
We purchase what we need every year right after the spices are harvested. These spices are as fresh as you can get. They are not sitting in a warehouse for multiple years. The oldest spices we carry will be one year old compared to the commodity market which warehouses spices for 10+ years before selling them to you.
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