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This Moroccan spice mix or, Ras El Hanout, is everything you need to turn an ordinary dish into a Moroccan delight. Use this North African spice mix to add flavour to your chicken and meat stews and turn any other everyday meal into a Moroccan treat. It works well to make Moroccan couscous too.
Moroccan cuisines are often identified by their distinct spicy flavours. This Moroccan spice mix works well with this harissa recipe to enhance any dish and will spice up any dish.
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Denice de Minaur
Lovely spice mix. Works for any Moroccan food. Now I have my own Moroccan spices and can save money. 5.00Respond to Comments
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Paul Sander
Perfect, exactly what I needed for my couscous recipe. Thanks! 5.00Respond to Comments
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Preethi Cindra
Very good Moroccan spice mix. Thanks! 5.00Respond to Comments
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