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Best Argan oil for home cooking
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A nutty gold that tastes like a Moroccan pantry even before the cumin goes in: rare, toasted, and easy to waste on the wrong heat.
Do not fry in it. Drizzle it on couscous, on warm bread with honey, on a salad of tomato and cumin, or into amlou with crushed almonds. Heat makes it bitter.
Toasted culinary argan smells like roasted hazelnut and something slightly savory. Keep it dark and use it the same season you open it.
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