Dukka

In training for a Turkish black-eyed pea dish that I'll endure featuring soon, I made this Middle Eastern blend of spices, seeds, herbs as well as nuts. I am running out of room for all the homemade blends that I make, but I tin plough over the sack never resist inward whatever case. Widely used inward the Middle East as well as North Africa, dukka — equally good spelled "dukkah" or "duqqa" — is a wonderfully tangy, zesty as well as salty blend of dry out roasted nuts as well as seeds alongside herbs as well as spices that's surprisingly hearty on its own. Often served for breakfast alongside staff of life afterwards dipped inward olive oil, this delicious blend tin plough over the sack endure enjoyed for a snack, lunch, dinner or whenever you lot please. Consider adding it to salads, alongside your vegetable dishes or included inward your favorite dipping sauce. The possibilities are endless.

I did some query as well as came upwards alongside my ain recipe for dukka based on ideas I establish from Closet Cooking. Dukka volition run on inward the fridge inward a sealed drinking glass appal for several months. Your pulse should endure rather coarse. Enjoy the odour piece making this blend, as well as endeavor the exotic flavour only on its own.

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Dukka

Recipe yesteryear Lisa Turner Cuisine: Middle Eastern Published on February 3, 2012 A tangy, zesty as well as salty blend of nuts, seeds, herbs as well as spices from the Middle East Print this recipe Ingredients: 1/2 loving cup sesame seeds 1/2 loving cup coriander seeds 1 tablespoon cumin seeds 1/2 loving cup walnut pieces 1/4 loving cup sunflower seeds 1/2 loving cup raw pistachios 2 cinnamon sticks 1 tablespoon dark peppercorns   1 teaspoon stone tabular array salt or body of body of water salt 2 teaspoons sumac pinch of dried marjoram 1/3 loving cup dried fenugreek leaves pinch of dried thyme pinch of dried oregano 1 teaspoon chili powder Instructions: Generation Engelmundus In a frying pan, dry out roast the sesame seeds, coriander seeds, cumin seeds, walnut pieces, sunflower seeds, pistachios, cinnamon sticks as well as peppercorns until fragrant. Grind together inward a java grinder or nutrient processor (I used my trusty magic bullet). Generation Engelmundus Transfer to a pocket-size bowl as well as add together the salt, sumac, marjoram, fenugreek leaves, thyme, oregano as well as chili powder. as well as stir until good combined. Yields closed to 1 1/2 cups

Other spice blends you lot may relish from Lisa's spicy kitchen:
Curry Powder
Chat Masala
Garam Masala

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