This is one of my favorite condiments and because I like it, you must like it. It is very versatile and keeps for a while in the refrigerator. It is of Moroccan origin and you can even add a bit of tomato sauce to it. If I remember, the traditional recipe is supposed to have some tomato in it.
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Chermoula | |||||
Ingredients | Amount | ||||
Olive oil | 265 gr | ||||
Garlic, peeled, chopped | 47 gr | ||||
Red onion, peeled, chopped | 50 gr | ||||
Lemon juice | 20 gr | ||||
Coriander leaves | 22 gr | ||||
Italian parsley | 25 gr | ||||
Green onion, chopped | 22 gr | ||||
Cumin ground | 3 gr | ||||
Paprika | 17 gr | ||||
Smoked paprika | 15 gr | ||||
Chili flakes | pinch | ||||
Salt | to taste | ||||
Ground black pepper | to taste | ||||
PROCEDURE: | |||||
Roughly chop any vegetables and herbs | |||||
Place all ingredients in food processor and puree until thick paste | |||||
Use on shrimp, chicken, beef, lamb, red snapper, vegtables etc. | |||||
Use as a marinade for grilling, side sauce, as a salad dressing. I recommend you marinade whatever you are going to cook first with this. Just put enough to coat the food item. Then cook. One note: If you are going to saute your food item I DO NOT recommend marinating the item first because the spices can burn. Simply saute your food item and add the sauce after. This is also great for vegetarian items. Make a vegetable brochette, marinated them with this sauce and grill them. Serve with a yogurt dip. Happy cooking |
thanks! words needs to be repeated ha! its friday n my gf's are all here so its a food tripping again haha! heading to d market now for king fish n will try this ''chemoula''.xoxo!
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