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Here you can learn many interesting articles about saffron, saffron history, and the ways you can use and prepare it. If you find it interesting, you can share it with your family and friends.

Grow Your Own Spice!

Grow Your Own Spice!

Saffron is the most expensive spice in the world, and Iran is responsible for over 90 percent of its production. Iranian saffron is mostly grown in the northeast, where the climate is extremely saffron friendly.

Saffron in Popular Literature

Saffron in Popular Literature

In one early eighteenth-century miniature from Rajas-than, used to illustrate a ragmala (a poem, consisting of twelve verses), we get to see saffron do triple duty, not only as a colorant, but as a fixative to the greenish hues and as part of the poetic mode of the depicted scene:

The Modern Market

The Modern Market

It takes about 150,000 flowers to produce a kilogram of saffron. Little wonder, then, that the precious powder has spawned a trade rife with the kind of deceptions and distortions typical of traffic in gems or illicit drugs: cheap substitutes, diluted shipments, false labeling. Today, a battle over the future of the ‘gold of cuisine’ is underway, as its world is transformed by speculation and market upheaval.

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