Excellent barbecued chicken doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, you only need three things (besides the chicken itself) to make it great: spice, acid and oil.
This month, we came up with a recipe for a warming vegan tagine. Because we don’t have a tagine, a charcoal fire, or the time (!), we made our tagine in our Staub cocette which has self-basting drip function on the lid.
This recipe is adapted from Yotam Ottolenghi’s FANTASTIC cookbook, Simple. The secret to this recipe is boiling the cauliflower before roasting. The green tahini sauce creates a bright contrast to the roasted goodness of the cauliflower.
This is a recipe we tell people about when we’re out at farmers markets. Because it’s so simple, we can explain how to do it in less time than it takes to ring up a sale.
This soup is as hearty and delicious as it is easy to make. We had it as a main dish with some crackers, cheese and a green salad. Yummy and perfect for the cooler fall (and colder winter!) weather.
If you’re looking for an easy, impressive and yummy dish that can be made in 30 minutes, try our recipe for Moroccan Stuffed Peppers with our Ras El Hanout Spice Blend and vegan feta cheese.
This is the recipe that was on our original 2018 packaging. The big differences are the optional ingredients; dried apricots, flaked almonds and green olives.
Our Ras El Hanout spice blend and Aji Verde from our friends at Saucí Living is a match made in flavor heaven and it pairs perfectly with our Moroccan Potato Salad and Tomato Cucumber & Fresh Herb Salad (recipes on our site)!
Corn is starting to come into the markets, so we came up with our twist on Mexican Street Corn. Instead of chili powder, we use our Ras El Hanout. And instead of cotija cheese, we use feta. A perfect summer side dish!
Our Ras El Hanout spice blend makes a great dry rub. Our recipe and grilling method for dry rubbed chicken drumsticks is a favorite of our friend, Symone (17 years old). She once at seven (or was it eight?) in a sitting!
