Popular Uses for Ras El Hanout 13 Spice
Moroccan Tagines
• A classic use of Ras El Hanout, this blend brings warmth and complexity to Moroccan tagines. Add it to slow-cooked dishes featuring lamb, chicken, or vegetables for rich, aromatic flavor.Grilled Meats and Kebabs
• Rub onto chicken, lamb, or beef before grilling, broiling, or roasting. The spice blend adds bold, exotic notes that make every bite vibrant and memorable.Vegetarian Stews and Curries
• Elevate vegetarian dishes with a teaspoon or two of Ras El Hanout. It deepens the flavor of lentil stews, chickpea curries, or tomato-based soups without overpowering the ingredients.Rice and Grain Pilafs
• Stir into cooked rice, quinoa, bulgur, or couscous for a fragrant, spiced side dish. Ideal when paired with roasted meats or vegetables.Roasted Vegetables
• Toss vegetables such as carrots, squash, sweet potatoes, or cauliflower with olive oil and Ras El Hanout before roasting to bring out earthy and spicy-sweet undertones.Spiced Couscous
• Fold into warm couscous with olive oil, raisins, and almonds for a North African-inspired side that’s both simple and flavorful.
Moroccan Chicken recipe Feasting at Home
Ingredients: Cardamom, turmeric, cumin, nutmeg, coconut sugar, ginger, cinnamon, coriander, paprika, allspice, pepper, cloves, cayenne
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