Hello Tanya, I'm Egyptian and we use peanuts to
make Dukkah and it is considered the food of the poor people as it could be eaten with bread only
To
make the dukkah, reduce the oven temperature to 160ºC fan bake.
To
make the dukkah, place the hazelnuts into a 160ºC oven and roast until they just start to change colour — approximately 10 minutes.
I want to
make dukkah cigars for my birthday next week.
For a Middle Eastern twist, try
making dukkah crusted salmon.
To finish I like to sprinkle over some home
made dukkah which is essentially a mix of sesame seeds and whatever spices and herbs I have in the cupboard.
Not exact matches
Dukkah (pronounced DOO - kah) may be purchased in some gourmet and ethnic markets, but it's easy to
make at home.
I keep
making pistachio
dukkah, so I sprinkled some over mine — amazing!
Dukkah - Crusted Blackened Salmon is packed with flavor, easy to
make, and perfect for weeknight dinner.
Both easily found in your local grocery store or you can try your hand at
making your own
dukkah spice mix which I've provided in the recipes below.
Having tried and completely fallen in love with traditional, savory
dukkah, I had an idea to
make a sweet
dukkah mix.
I honestly haven't heard of or tried
Dukkah before, so I want to
make it soon — like this weekend.
You can definitely
make a nut - free
dukkah mix.
So
making these tomorrow with my
dukkah mix brought over by friends.
This is my third time
making some variation of this (quinoa w / wo herbs, couscous, different vegetables,
dukkah from a different recipe).
I love the sweet twist on
dukkah, and those pistachios are enough to
make me swoon!
The greens and
dukkah make this a lovely bowl of soup that is a great way of celebrating spring.
With the dressing and the
dukkah - crusted salmon I think this is one of the best meals I've ever
made, and so healthy!
roasted beets: 3 medium beets, scrubbed juice of 1 lime, divided extra virgin olive oil 1 - 2 tsp
dukkah spice (here's a link to
make your own!)
The Whole 30 meals I
made this week from my box were a yummy Ancho Chicken Chili with Sweet Potatoes & Avocado and
Dukkah - Spiced Shrimp & Tahini Sauce with Cabbage & Potatoes!
avocado tartare with roasted beets, basil +
dukkah serves:
makes almost 2 cups - worth of tartare notes: You want the avocado to be ripe, but not so ripe that it's soft and mushy.
It is
made with cubed pumpkin, baby spinach leaves, cheese, cherry tomatoes,
Dukkah and pine nuts.
Every season Northside has the same bowl
made with different seasonal veggies and topped with
dukkah, and it is always delicious.
This
Dukkah roasted veggie pilaf bowl is done in 30 minutes, serves a whole family, and is gluten free, vegetarian, and has paleo and vegan options to
make it suit your dietary needs!
Dukkah — a rich nut and spice blend — is easy to
make and lends a zesty kick to this gorgeous crisp salad.
You can buy
dukkah already
made, Trader Joe's used to sell a good mix but they have since discontinued selling it — err.
The almond
dukkah recipe below will
make much more than you need for this salad, but it's so delicious and versatile you can literally sprinkle it on anything for a flavour boost (which you'll have seen me doing on Instagram!).
One picture was enough to convince me to soak some split peas and, funnily enough, I
made a batch of
dukkah yesterday.
And while the
dukkah might sound complicated to
make, it really only takes a few minutes and then you've got a jar full that will last you for weeks!
If tahini is not something you like or can eat, another match
made in heaven is almond
dukkah and unsweetened coconut yoghurt.
Dukkah is a traditional Egyption condiment
made up of nuts, seeds, spices and dried herbs.
DO AHEAD
Dukkah spice blend can be
made 1 week ahead.
I plan on trying them out in
dukkah, a very nice Egyptian spice mix a good friend got me hooked on (and this particular brand's fennel seeds come all the way from Egypt, which will
make it all the more authentic and special).
Just
made it with a spicy
dukkah mix from vibrantflavors.com - wonderful!
Our Low Carb Macadamia Nut
Dukkah Recipe
makes approximately 250g / 9oz in total.
Dukkah, or duqqa, is an Egyptian condiment
made from nuts, seeds and spices.
The twist I added was
making a twist on Egyptian
dukkah (a seed - herb - nut...
Make the fastest dip ever by stirring
dukkah into plain Greek yogurt — it's perfect alongside pita chips or crudite.
Recipe to try: Once you
make this easy
dukkah recipe and have it in your pantry, you'll want to use it on everything.