Some ideas for how to use this blend in main, soup and side dishes. https://www.thespruceeats.com/moroccan-recipes-with-ras-el-hanout-2394775 https://food52.com/blog/16666-a-chicken-dinner-that-s-reason-enough-to-keep-ras-el-hanout-on-hand And one for a dessert https://www.silkroaddiary.com/dawns-apple-cranberry-pie/
Love ras el hanout and I use it fairly often. I have found the version with rose petals at Cost Plus but have not been there lately. Here is a sauce I've made using it that you might enjoy. https://thisishowicook.com/comeback-sauce-ras-el-hanout-harissa/
Ras el Hanout (you may also see ras al hanout) is a spice mix essential to some northern African food, most especially tagines.
True ras al hanout contains rose petals. The American versions I’ve seen do not, so it’s worth searching out an authentic one. Amazon sells the Al Fez brand which I use.
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https://www.thespruceeats.com/moroccan-recipes-with-ras-el-hanout-2394775
https://food52.com/blog/16666-a-chicken-dinner-that-s-reason-enough-to-keep-ras-el-hanout-on-hand
And one for a dessert
https://www.silkroaddiary.com/dawns-apple-cranberry-pie/
True ras al hanout contains rose petals. The American versions I’ve seen do not, so it’s worth searching out an authentic one. Amazon sells the Al Fez brand which I use.