Saffron in Paella

Saffron in Paella

It’s virtually the Spanish national dish: paella. The huge paella pan with seafood, vegetables and meat enjoys cult status amongst locals and tourists. Paella is typically found in Valencia and the Spanish east coast, because that’s where it was invented. Here, paella...
Autumn Recipe: Hokkaido kisses Saffron

Autumn Recipe: Hokkaido kisses Saffron

We love saffron all year long, but with the characteristic red colour of its stigmas, this spice just fits in so well with the warm, golden colours of autumn. When we think of the culinary colours of autumn time, the Hokkaido pumpkin probably immediately springs to...
Miasa Saffron enriches the Italian cuisine

Miasa Saffron enriches the Italian cuisine

In Italy, an authentic menu of national dishes that does not include pasta is unthinkable. What once began with a simple product has developed into an essential part of numerous delicious creations. Today we present our contribution to the phenomenon that is pasta:...
Fish and Saffron: A Real Catch

Fish and Saffron: A Real Catch

It’s well known that fish promotes health and we are generally advised to eat about 200 – 300g of fish once or twice a week. The finned creatures provide a high proportion of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids which are vital for humans. The consumption of unsaturated...
Saffron and Pepper – an Evening at Muse Berlin

Saffron and Pepper – an Evening at Muse Berlin

On a Saturday in August it was that time again: another opportunity to highlight saffron’s culinary qualities, this time in the beautiful Muse Berlin, a location known in the German capital for tasty delights! Caroline Grinsted and Tobias Zeller created nine...