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Wild Indonesian Bay – From Lake Toba (Northern Sumatra)
The andaliman, often called Batak pepper, is an iconic spice that defines the identity of northern Sumatra and is inseparable from the culinary culture of the Batak people.
Rare outside its region of origin, this wild berry is prized for its unique aromatic profile—at once citrusy, floral, and slightly numbing, comparable in some ways to Sichuan pepper, yet entirely unique.
At Kawanga, we have selected a unique variety, made from berries hand-picked in the highlands around Lake Toba, then dried with special care to preserve their aromatic intensity and vibrant character.
An explosive, instantly recognizable spice that adds depth and freshness to dishes
Country
Indonesia
Region
Sumatra Nord – Terres Batak (zone du lac Toba)
Local name
Andaliman
Botanical species
Zanthoxylum acanthopodium
A wild berry from the citrus family, andaliman is harvested from shrubs that grow naturally in the mountainous regions around Lake Toba, the world’s largest volcanic lake!
Andaliman is intended for professionals looking for a signature spice that can transform a dish with just a touch.
Traditionally used in Batak cuisine, andaliman also fits perfectly into contemporary cooking:
À utiliser concassé ou légèrement infusé, avec parcimonie.

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