Wild pistachios
Pistacia atlantica, P. khinjuk
nuts & seeds
Small oily fruits of wild pistachio trees, roasted and salted as a snack in Iran, where they are called baneh.
- Origin
- Iran, Kurdistan, Afghanistan and North Africa
- Season (United States)
- September to October
- Preparation
- Roasted and salted, they are nibbled by cracking their small shell between the teeth; the kernel is eaten and the shell spat out.
- Molecules
- In small amounts, not counted Magnesium · Insoluble fibers · Protein
- Did you know?
- The Atlas pistachio serves as rootstock for the cultivated pistachio.
