22. June 2026. · 5 min read

Antep Pistachio Dip — Premium Pistachio Spread (serves 4)

Premium pistachio dip with Antep pistachios, tahini and sumac. Luxury meze for special occasions.

Antep Pistachio Dip — Premium Pistachio Spread (serves 4)

Antep pistachio dip is a premium meze using our authentic Antep pistachios with Protected Designation of Origin. Creamy, slightly sweet texture with tahini, lemon and sumac — a luxurious dip served at weddings and special occasions.

Ingredients (serves 4)

Preparation (10 min + 20 min soak)

Step 1 — Soak pistachios (20 min)

Place pistachios in warm water for 20 minutes to soften. Drain.

Step 2 — Blend (5 min)

Add pistachios, tahini, lemon, garlic, sumac, salt and olive oil to a blender. Blend 4-5 minutes until smooth and creamy. Add 1-2 tablespoons warm water if needed for creamy consistency.

Step 3 — Serve

Spoon into a shallow bowl, sprinkle with chopped pistachios, sumac and Aleppo pepper. Drizzle olive oil. Serve immediately with warm lavash or as a starter.

Tips

  • Antep pistachios with green color are the best — different from Iranian/American varieties
  • Soaking is essential — gives creamy texture
  • Naturally vegan
  • Premium serving — with fresh herbs, cucumber, pepper

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this dip expensive?

Pistachios are a premium ingredient. 150 g from a 200 g bag is significant. Serve for special occasions or as a luxury weekend meze.

Can I use other nuts?

You can, but result differs. Hazelnuts give a slightly sweeter version, almonds more neutral. Antep pistachios are unique for green color and intense aroma.

Is it halal?

Yes — our pistachios carry halal certificate from Turkey. All other ingredients (tahini, sumac, Aleppo pepper) are also halal.

Premium meze for special occasions — proof that Antep region is home to the world's best pistachios.


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