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Ras El Hanout

Rated 5.0 out of 5
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Arabic for 'top of the shop', this ancient Moroccan blend is rich, colorful, and aromatic. Built for flavoring grilled lamb, tagines, and couscous, each spice is individually ground before blending. Try mixing it in lamb burgers, stewing it with chicken, or mingling it with vegetable tagine. Saveur rated our version as their favorite.

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The Queen of Couscous, Kitty Morse, an acclaimed food writer, shared her Ras El Hanout recipe with us. Thanks to the popularity of Middle Eastern cooking, this spice is a favorite among home cooks perfecting their own tagines. Kitty Morse recommends roasting the spices before using them. This versatile blend has an abundance of uses, definitely earning its title of "Top of the Shop." Use it when you are roasting vegetables, braising beef with preserved lemon, or to add a kick to a pot of soup. Ingredients: Turmeric, pepper, cardamom, nutmeg, sea salt, ginger, mace, allspice, saffron.

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Reviewed by Janet Y.
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Fantastic spice

This spice is outstanding in homemade granola and oatmeal. Try it!

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Reviewed by Timothy M.
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We Love It!

We used this in a Moroccan dish with eggplant and we really loved the mixture and flavor. I'm glad we bought from The Spice House.

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Excellent

Loved the flavor

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Reviewed by K C.
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Great Discovery

Ras El Hanout, for great basic chicken bakes or grilled instead of salt and pepper

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Reviewed by Evan R.
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Arbel Lamb

The Ras El Hanout made the perfect touch to our slow braised lamb chops. It added that Middle Eastern flair I was looking for. I got the suggestion from my daughter in law who uses many Spice House items. Thank you.

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