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Annatto (/əˈnætoʊ/ or /əˈnɑːtoʊ/) is an orange-red
condiment and food
coloring derived from the
seeds of the
achiote tree (Bixa orellana),
native to tropical...
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grown in many
countries worldwide. The tree is best
known as the
source of
annatto, a
natural orange-red
condiment (also
called achiote or bijol) obtained...
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cheese that is
relatively hard, off-white (or
orange if
colourings such as
annatto are added), and
sometimes sharp-tasting.
Cheddar originates from the English...
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cochinita involves marinating the meat in
strongly acidic citrus juice,
adding annatto seed,
which imparts a
vivid burnt orange color, and
roasting the meat in...
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white in color;
yellow American cheese is
seasoned and
colored with
annatto.
British colonists made
cheddar cheese soon
after their arrival in North...
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added to the sofrito.
Sofrito is
traditionally cooked with
olive oil or
annatto oil,
tocino (bacon),
salted pork and
cured ham. A mix of
stuffed olives...
- beer and
annatto oil, and
saffron is no substitute. Beer and
annatto are
rarely used in
Spanish cooking and
never in
arroz con
pollo there.
Annatto is frequently...
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separate pot,
annatto seeds are
heated with an oil such as
olive oil, or lard. The oil is
strained and
seeds are discarded.
Annatto oil
gives the rice...
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Since the 18th century, it has been
coloured orange by the
addition of
annatto extract during manufacture. It is a cow's milk cheese, and is
named after...
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cheese comes from the
natural seasoning,
annatto. When used in
small amounts,
primarily as a food colorant,
annatto adds no
discernible flavor or aroma. The...
