What do you call fancy toast? A tartine. What do you call Strawberry Tartine with Toasted Coconut Dukkah? You call it delicious!
For the uninitiated, dukkah (pronounced doo-kah) is an Egyptian blend of toasted nuts, seeds and spices. There are both savory and sweet dukkah blends, and it’s so versatile you can shake, bake and sprinkle it on just about anything.
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Every culture has their staple dishes and their version of “comfort food”. And in many cultures this dish is Mujadara.
Put simply, Mujadara is a lentil and rice dish with spices, caramelized onions and herbs. It’s often served with lemon and sometimes topped with yogurt. Continue Reading
If you have yet to discover how wonderful dukkah is, I am here to tell you it’s the “seasoning” you need in your life! I use air quotes, because it’s not a seasoning in the traditional sense.
Dukkah is an Egyptian blend of toasted spices, seeds and nuts. It’s quick and easy to make and is so versatile you can shake, bake and sprinkle it on just about anything. Continue Reading
I like bread, and that’s flat. But sometimes I like to jazz it up with various toppings, such as this recipe for Dukkah Flatbread.
This 5-minute recipe is easy to make with only three ingredients ~ dukkah spice blend, a little avocado or olive oil, and flatbread. Continue Reading
If variety is the spice of life then dukkah is then spice you need in your life.
Dukkah is a traditional Egyptian toasted spice, seed and nut blend. It’s quick and easy to make and it’s so versatile you can shake, bake and sprinkle it on just about anything. Continue Reading
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