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Baharat
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Ras el hanout
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- 4 CLOVES, ground
- 1 TSP CINNAMON
- 1 TSP CURRY POWDER
- 1 TSP NUTMEG, grated
- 1 TSP CUMIN POWDER
- 1 TSP PAPRIKA POWDER
- 4 CARDAMOM PODS, cut open and take out black seeds
- 1/2 TSP BLACK PEPPER, ground
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- 4 CARDAMOM PODS, cut open and take out black seeds
- 4 CLOVES, ground
- 1 TSP CHILI POWDER
- 1 TSP CORIANDER POWDER
- 1 TSP CUMIN POWDER
- 1 TSP NUTMEG, grated
- 1 TSP BLACK PEPPER, ground
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Mix all spices well
together. Store airtight.
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Mix all spices well together. Store airtight.
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Baharat in Arab means
"spices", and this mixture is used in many Arab countries. Like curry,
there are many different varieties, and differences per country. The
recipe above is a mixture between one of the Saudi and the Egyptian
versions.
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Ras el hanout means "top of the shop" and like all
other spice mixtures, there are as many versions as there are enthusiastic
cooks, ranging from 5 to 50 ingredients, and sometimes advertised as
aphrodisiac.
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