Timut Bay- Timur Bay

Buy Timut Bay (Timur Bay) of rare quality at the best price

Timut Bay , also known as Timur Bay , is a little-known treasure that evokes mystery and exoticism . This precious berry carries within it the essence of a rare pepper , captivating the imagination of those who discover it. Its delicate aromas evoke notes of pink grapefruit , vibrant citrus and yuzu , creating an unforgettable sensory symphony.

Timut Bay is also known by various names, such as Timut pepper , Pimenta Timut , Tejpal , grapefruit pepper , Nepal pepper, Kathmandu pepper , pomelo pepper , Timur pepper , and Timut pepper . This diversity of names reflects the richness and diversity of its flavors.

This magical berry , loaded with intense aromas, finds its privileged place at the Comptoir de Toamasina , where lovers of peppers can obtain the most beautiful Timut Berry with a unique aromatic power. It fits perfectly into a creative and tasty cuisine , sublimating fish, vegetables, egg dishes and chocolate fruit desserts .

Order your Timut Berry from Nepal, offering a unique taste experience. Its berries, small and round, release intense citrus aromas, reminiscent of grapefruit and lime, with a slightly floral touch. Its taste is refreshing and slightly tingling at the best price per kilo , and discover a pepper with exceptional and intense notes, in traditional packaging as per kilo but always at the best unbeatable value for money . Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Timut Bay and let your taste buds travel through new and exquisite flavors.

Timut Pepper Nepal

PDTN30

Timut pepper or Timur berry is a rare and extraordinary pepper. Timur Bay is surprising on the palate with notes of citrus and more specifically pink grapefruit. A culinary invitation to make fish and salad. In a 30g bottle of Timut Nepal pepper or a 120g and 500g sachet. Buy the best timut pepper at the best price per kilo. Pepper power: 9/10 Main Notes:...

€5.28

Timut Pepper Nepal at Kilo

PDTN500

Timut pepper or Timur berry is a rare and extraordinary pepper. Timur Bay is surprising on the palate with notes of citrus and more specifically pink grapefruit. A culinary invitation to make fish and salad. 500g vacuum-packed sachet of Timut Nepal pepper. Pepper power: 9/10 Main Notes: Citrus and pink grapefruit notes Use: Salads, meats, fish,...

€42.20

Timut Bay - Mill

BTM

Discover Timut Bay in a refillable pepper mill. A berry with notes of pepper, Timut will take you on a journey with magical notes of citrus, pink grapefruit, yuzu and a floral and woody touch. It is a berry that is incredible on the palate and that we use from starter to dessert Pepper Power: 9/10 Main Notes: Notes of citrus and pink grapefruit Use:...

€6.33

Buy Timur Berries - Timut Bay Nepal

Looking for an exceptional and exotic taste experience? Look no further than the Timur bays offered by Comptoir de Toamasina . Originally from Nepal, these little botanical wonders captivate the senses with their lively and refreshing aromas that evoke grapefruit and lime , enhanced with a delicate floral touch .

Le Comptoir de Toamasina has established itself as the essential reference for lovers of authentic flavors and quality spices and peppers. Our Timur berries are carefully selected with the greatest care, guaranteeing incomparable freshness and aromatic power.

Our packaging has been designed to best preserve the flavors of endemic berries of the zanthoxylum species. You will find the Timut berry pepper mill in our online store, in a bottle and in an economical bag.

Whether you're a passionate chef or a curious hobbyist, these Timur berries offer incredible versatility in the kitchen. Add a pinch of this rare and fragrant pepper (zanthoxylum armatum) to enhance your seafood, poultry dishes or salads. Let yourself be carried away by the exoticism of these Timur berries , bringing a note of originality to each of your culinary creations.

By choosing to buy your Timur berries at Comptoir de Toamasina , you are choosing quality, authenticity and know-how. Our commitment to local products and culinary craftsmanship is reflected in every grain of pepper, providing an unforgettable taste experience.

Don't wait any longer to discover the bays of Timur and awaken your taste buds with the magic of Comptoir de Toamasina . Treat yourself to this unique sensory experience, and let yourself be seduced by the captivating flavors of this Nepalese treasure, available just a click away. Buy now at Comptoir de Toamasina and let yourself be carried away on an exquisite and fragrant culinary journey. Since 2010, Comptoir de Toamasina has offered you the opportunity to purchase the most beautiful vanillas and flavors in the world.

Timut pepper, a name banned since 1945 by ordinance

The historic ordinance of 1945 marked a significant turning point in the pepper industry in France. It categorically states that only Piper Nigrum, the classic black pepper , white pepper, red pepper and other piper varieties may be referred to as "pepper". These strict regulations were put in place to clarify terms and names related to spices.

However, this ordinance also opened the way to a challenge for small businesses and lovers of Timut Pepper. While this exceptional Nepalese spice can no longer be marketed in France under the simple name "pepper", French and foreign competitors are authorized to use the name "Timut Pepper". This situation has created a complex competitive context, where Timut Pepper must distinguish itself not only by its unique flavor but also by its name, to find a place in the market.

The Comptoir de Toamasina following an administration control in 2021 was prohibited from using the term pepper timut when 95% of websites and companies selling for millions of euros per year, can use it. 'to use. We have lost 90% of our sales since our compliance. The aim of this note is to be able to go up in the ranking at Google level and use the keyword which is requested every day by thousands of French people.

The 1945 ordinance thus illustrates the delicate balance between the protection of French traditions and openness to foreign influences in the field of gastronomy. She reminds us that behind each culinary name, there are important cultural and economic issues.

What is Timut Bay?

imut Bay , also known as timur , is much more than just a bay. It embodies an extraordinary taste experience, revealing surprising notes of pepper with aromas of grapefruit and citrus which we will explain to you later. This precious spice is harvested from the thorny shrub Xanthoxylum armatum , where its tiny fruit contains a small black seed surrounded by a brownish pericarp.

If you ever travel to Nepal, you will discover this berry in the wild, like the pink berry in Brazil that grows in the streets of Belo Horizonte.

Farmers in the Mahabharat mountains will harvest it according to the information we have had on Nepalese sites. He explains that it is harvested by farmers by hand.

It is important to note that in cooking, the Timut berry is not consumed with its pericarp, which is generally removed before use. This gesture allows you to fully release the intoxicating aromas of this spice.

One of the most notable characteristics of this Timut berry is its unique flavor profile. It evokes magical notes of pink grapefruit and citrus , offering an exceptional sensory experience with every bite.

When it comes to harvesting Timut berry , it is usually done during the rainy season, which extends from June to September in the mountains of Nepal, where it is mainly grown. This carefully chosen harvest period guarantees the optimal freshness and quality of this extraordinary spice.

Thus, Timut berry transcends culinary boundaries and evokes a world of exotic flavors. It stands out for its unique character and its essential role in Nepalese cuisine, as well as in cuisines around the world where it brings a touch of brilliance and surprise. Discovering Timut Bay means venturing into an unforgettable taste journey, where each bite is a sensory exploration.

Good to know if we compare with the Sichuan bay which is red, we can say that it is Sichuan but in brown. It's brown and smaller.
If you travel to Nepal it grows wild in the Mahabharat mountain range

The Taste of Timut Berry

The Timut berry , also nicknamed timur , is much more than a simple berry: it embodies an exceptional taste experience, revealing unexpected flavor notes. This precious spice comes from the thorny shrub Xanthoxylum armatum , whose tiny fruit contains a small black seed enveloped in a brownish pericarp. One of the most fascinating features of Timut Berry is its unique flavor profile. It evokes enchanting notes of pink grapefruit, a lemony and citrus taste ., providing an exceptional sensory experience with every bite. It will make dishes a little sour if you add too much. But you have to dose it well because the berry with its intense aromas can easily distort a dish. A bit like long pepper.

It is good to know that this berry is a long cousin of lemon but also of Sichuan pepper which also falls under the 1945 ordinance, so we must call it Sichuan berry.

To conclude, we can say that it is a berry that resembles pepper and that a few berries will be enough to transform your dish into a festival of flavors.

It takes 5 timut berries to replace a vanilla pod

We will reveal its use to you with chef Arnaud from Apogée Bar. Because the species of zanthoxylum armatum contains surprises.

How to use the timut berry in cooking ?

Timut Berry from Nepal proves to be an incredibly versatile spice in cooking, and its use is very simple. It can be used in many ways: brewed, pounded, ground, crushed, roasted, and many more. You can't go wrong by incorporating it into your preparations! Personally, I prefer it crushed at the end of cooking to reveal all the aroma.

This exceptional spice finds its place in a wide variety of dishes, from starters to desserts, as well as in drinks. Here's how you can use it specifically:

In savory dishes , Timut pepper subtly enhances the taste of all your seafood products, from fish to shellfish such as lobster, lobster, scallops, langoustines, cockles and razor clams. It is also an excellent choice for flavoring Creole cuisine dishes such as chicken coconut or rougail sausage. Do not underestimate its association with duck meat, shellfish, fish which gives off a delicate aroma. It can also be used to enhance the flavor of red meat, but in small quantities, and it adds a delicious touch to a carpaccio.
In the kitchen , let a few Timut berry seeds infuse into your sauces, marinades and stews. Integrate them into your broths, soups, veloutés and classic preparations of French cuisine, such as pot-au-feu, blanquettes, scallops, sea bass, purees and ratatouille. In addition, they go wonderfully with fried vegetables, as long as they are ground at the last moment. If you want to give a subtle flavor to your egg dishes, don't hesitate to sprinkle a little Nepalese grapefruit pepper on your omelette, fried eggs or scrambled eggs.
In Asian cuisine , Timut berries find their place everywhere, whether as a replacement or in combination with Sichuan pepper, for example. Use them in shredded beef, poultry stir-fries, Chinese noodles, wok stir-fries, fish and much more.
When it comes to sweets , Timut berries bring a magical touch to fruity desserts. Add it in small quantities to your fruit salads, fried mangoes or strawberries. Let them infuse in a syrup to give it incredible flavor. Mix them in your jams to give them dynamism! They also enhance your apple, apricot, peach, exotic fruit or banana compotes. For a touch of originality, try flavoring your ice creams and sorbets with these amazing berries.

Otherwise, the timur berry goes very well in your pastry preparations, whether they contain chocolate or not: biscuits, fondants, creams, cakes, panna cotta, madeleines, tuiles, and much more. Timut Bay offers a unique dimension to your sweet creations.

The timut berry can replace all spices because its aromatic palette is unique. Even though it resembles Szechuan pepper, it offers a unique dimension. Discover the use of pepper on our blog.

The guide to using your fake Timut pepper in cooking and recipes

Timut's fake bay pepper is very easy to use in the kitchen . It's even the ideal pepper for a beginner.

It will be the ideal condiment for all of your creative cuisine , it will accompany all your dishes from starter to dessert or even in cocktails.

Suffice it to say that you will make exceptional dishes .

Timur berry will wonderfully flavor your dishes whether it is crushed , crushed , ground , grilled or simply infused .

So don't hesitate to discover our recipes on our blog and thrill your taste buds and those of your guests, friends and guests, it's an incredible berry with an intense aromatic palette.

Savory recipes with timur bay :

Bring a touch of exoticism to your meat , fish , poultry and vegetable preparations with the timut berry .

It is a very easy berry to use in all savory recipes.

It will work wonders in a beef carpaccio .

In Asia we love it in poultry, fish and vegetables.

But be careful not to add too much timut berry because it can anesthetize your tongue.

Timut goes wonderfully with your simmered dishes because it resists cooking very well. So you can use it in your Flemish stew, beef bourguignon, feijoada.

It goes very well with seafood and fish foils.

But we especially love it on skewered scallops, it gives it a touch of exoticism and citrus notes.

Dishes with eggs such as vegetables are not left out, you should know that it will go very well with an omelette, a fried egg or simply a mimosa egg.

Timut replaces Sichuan Bay very well.

Shrimp canape with timut pepper
Verrine from the sea to the bay of Timur
Onion confit with timut
Timur bay quinoa salad

Sweet recipes with timur berry:

Sichuan Bay is not the star of pastries. But timut pepper will work wonders in your baking recipes.

It is simply the best berry for a creative recipe with chocolate.

Then make a cream, mousse, macarons as well as chocolate cakes with timut pepper.

The notes of citrus and pink grapefruit will thrill your taste buds.

Use your imagination and creativity to make recipes with timur berry.

You will only need a small pinch for fresh fruit salads, compotes, pies or pan-fried or even roasted fruits.

Fresh fruit tabbouleh with timut pepper
Pineapple Carpaccio, Mango with Timut Pepper
Timut pepper chocolate cream
Timur bay chocolate cake

How to preserve Timut berry ?

Proper storage of Timut berry is essential to preserve its unique aroma and flavor over the long term. Here are some tips to help you preserve these precious berries:

Storage in an airtight container : To prevent the Timut berry from oxidizing and drying out, store it in an airtight container. A glass jar or airtight plastic box are great options. Make sure to close the lid tightly to prevent air from entering.
Cool, dry place : Humidity can alter the quality of Timut berry. So keep it in a cool, dry place, preferably out of direct sunlight. A dark kitchen cabinet or cupboard works well.
Keep away from heat sources : Avoid storing Timut berry near heat sources such as stoves, radiators or appliances. Excessive heat can alter its aromas.
Labeling and dating : For optimal organization, label the container with the date the Timut berry was purchased or harvested. This will allow you to track its freshness and use it within the recommended time frame.
Regular use : Timut berry retains its aroma and taste longer if used regularly. Try incorporating it into various dishes and recipes to get the most out of it.
Avoid mixing with other spices : If storing multiple spices together, make sure that the Timut berry is not in direct contact with other strong spices, as it can absorb their odors and alter its own scent.

Now you know everything about the Kathmandu market berry, this small brown berry and more with a unique aromatic power.