Flavor description
A honey brown sugar with large crystals. (pictured lower left) Often sprinkled on sweet breads and desserts. Gives a subtle molasses flavor. Turbinado is a type of raw sugar that comes from the residue left after sugarcane has been processed to remove the molasses (further refining of that residue creates granulated sugar).
How to find
Found with other sugar products in large supermarkets and gourmet-food stores. Will keep indefinitely in an airtight container.
Substitutes
If not available, substitute raw or granulated sugar. Buy online at www.ChefShop.com.
Related Articles
All About Sugars: Common white sugar has many cousins, from brown sugar to corn syrup. Here's a guide for knowing which form to use when. See article.
Recipes
Apple Cobbler
Wholesome Morning Granola
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