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Harissa
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$14.50
Hot, hot, hot! But oh, so delicious. Harissa is consumed in its native Tunisia as an accompaniment to couscous, grilled meats and slow-cooked stews. It is a versatile chilli blend that can be used in many ways. This spicy seasoning can be stirred into soups and stews, used as a dry rub, mixed with plain yoghurt to marinate chicken or as a dip, or combined with diced tomatoes to spoon onto kebabs and wraps.
Flavour Notes: Punchy, fiery, smoky, fragrant
Cuisine: Tunisian
Heat Level: 4/5
Harissa
The key to creating a fiery harissa paste at home.
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- Add punchy heat to a range of dishes including couscous, grilled meats and stews.
- To make a harissa paste, combine equal parts spice with boiling water. Steep for 5 min, then slowly stir through extra virgin olive oil until it is a paste consistency. For rose harissa, add 2 tsp of Rose Petal Powder at the start.
- Use the paste to marinate chicken, stir through soups and stews, fold into yoghurt for a dip, or spoon over kebabs and wraps.
Hot, hot, hot! But oh, so delicious. Harissa is consumed in its native Tunisia as an accompaniment to couscous, grilled meats and slow-cooked stews. It is a versatile chilli blend that can be used in many ways. This spicy seasoning can be stirred into soups and stews, used as a dry rub, mixed with plain yoghurt to marinate chicken or as a dip, or combined with diced tomatoes to spoon onto kebabs and wraps.
Flavour Notes: Punchy, fiery, smoky, fragrant
Cuisine: Tunisian
Heat Level: 4/5
Chilli (Kashmiri, crushed), Coriander seed, red capsicum, Australian sea salt, cumin, cayenne, garlic, caraway seed, mint.
FAQs
Properly hot, around 4 out of 5. Use sparingly until you know how much heat you enjoy.
Combine 2 tbsp spice with 2 tbsp boiling water, steep for 5 minutes, then stir in 3 tbsp of extra virgin olive oil.
Rose harissa is softer and more floral but still hot. To make rose harissa, add 2 tsp of Rose Petal Powder to the spice before steeping.
No, it's also brilliant in vegetarian dishes or sprinkled over eggs. Stir into dahl, soups, or add to hummus or yoghurt for a quick fiery dip.
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