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  • SPICE WORKS SPICE WORKS Moroccan Tagine Seasoning 50g
  • SPICE WORKS SPICE WORKS Moroccan Tagine Seasoning 50g

SPICE WORKS Moroccan Tagine Seasoning 50g

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Transport your kitchen to the vibrant markets of Marrakech with this 50g artisan blend. It offers a warm, aromatic complexity that perfectly balances sweet and savory notes, allowing you to create a deeply flavored, slow-cooked feast with ease

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  • Flavor Profile The palate is defined by a sophisticated warmth from earthy cumin and coriander, beautifully uplifted by the sweet, floral notes of cinnamon and ginger. A subtle hint of pepper provides a gentle back-heat that rounds out the rich, exotic profile without being spicy.

  • Primary Uses While specifically crafted for slow-cooked lamb or chicken stews, this 50g blend is also magnificent when tossed with roasted root vegetables or chickpeas. It can be stirred into couscous for an instant flavor boost or used as a dry rub for grilled eggplant.

  • Core Ingredients The recipe features a traditional foundation of turmeric, cumin, and ginger, meticulously balanced with sweet spices like cinnamon and cloves. These are blended with sea salt and garlic to ensure a full-bodied savory base that develops beautifully over long cooking times.

  • Notable Features and Performance A standout quality of this seasoning is its "blooming" capability; the flavors intensify as they simmer, creating a thick, fragrant sauce typical of traditional clay pot cooking. The 50g portion is perfectly measured to season a large family tagine, providing a consistent amber hue and a comforting aroma.

 
B.C / local / meal / Moroccan / spice / tagine
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