Tahini, a staple in my condiment collection, is best known for homemade hummus, baba ganoush and as a key ingredient in sauces to pair with falafel and other Middle Eastern bites. But tahini is the ...

Tahini may be new to American cooks, but the rich, nutty condiment has been part of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine for centuries, if not millennia. If you've eaten hummus, you've had tahini.

Tahini is a terrific condiment that is made from grinding sesame seeds into a paste. The paste adds a warm, nutty flavor to Mediterranean dishes like hummus and baba ghanouj. Most grocery stores carry ...

Ayub Julany grew up confident he didn’t want to go into his family’s tahini business based in Abu Ghosh, Israel. Born in the United States and raised in Jerusalem, he decided to attend the University ...