How to make it

  • Place a dry saute pan over medium-high heat.
  • Add the sesame seeds, fennel seeds, peppercorns, coriander seeds, cumin seeds,red peppe and smoked paprika.
  • Toast about 2 minutes, shaking the pan often, until very aromatic.
  • Transfer to a food processor or blender.
  • Add the toasted nuts and salt.
  • Blend or process until crumbly, sandy consstency is achieved.
  • Don't overprocess or you will end up with nut butter.
  • Store in a sealed container.
  • Makes 2 cups.
  • ***Try with french bread dipped in extra-virgin olive oil and dip into this mixture.***

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  • pennymarshall 14 years ago
    Great recipe...I took use an Aussie version that has lemon myrtle (a native plant) in it.

    Along with the extra-virgin olive oil, try a small bowl of balsamic vinegar...dip crusty bread in the vinagar, then dukkah, then olive oil. I was told that that's the traditional way.
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  • capedread 16 years ago
    wonderful thanks for sharing will give this a try
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  • heatherbudapest 16 years ago
    wow, this looks so unusual and delicious.
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  • allican 16 years ago
    I love dukkah, I use an Australian variation (bunya nuts, bush spices) almost daily. It's magic on roast potatoes (or any other roasted veg) sprinkled on omelettes, tomatoes, avocados, fish, chicken. I'm hooked.
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    " It was excellent "
    shirleyoma ate it and said...
    Oh yes, sounds good to me!! yummmmmm
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  • recipediva 16 years ago
    mMM. Thanks for posting. This is gaining popularity! I have seen the spice around for a bit. I was curious what was in it. Now, I know.
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  • recipediva 16 years ago
    mMM. Thanks for posting. This is gaining popularity! I have seen the spice around for a bit. I was curious what was in it. Now, I know.
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