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I added 4 chili peppers to my harissa and it was very very spicy.

I like my harissa quite chunky but if you prefer a more paste like consistency, transfer your harissa in a food processor to make it very thin.

Close the jar, place the jar in the fridge and keep for up to a month.

Transfer your harissa in a sterilised jar and leave a bit of room in the jar to top the harissa with olive oil. Olive oil will act as a natural preservative. Perfect for sharing, this twisted bread crown looks impressive and with the savoury filling of warm rose perfumed harissa spices, sweet apricots and salty.Once there is no more liquid in the pan (except oil), add the rose petals and the rose water and leave for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Don’t cover the pan, otherwise the liquids won’t evaporate. We want the mixture to dry and all the water from the peppers to evaporate. It will take about 45 minutes. Leave and stir occasionally until there is no more liquid in the pan. Heat a large deep pan with 2 tablespoons of olive oil over medium-low heat and place the chopped/processed bell peppers, chili peppers and garlic in the pan. Once the peppers and the garlic are cool enough to handle, chop them very finely or run them through a food processor.Remove the tray from the oven and leave to cool. After one hour, your peppers should look a bit wrinkled.

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Make sure the skin side of the peppers is facing upwards because you don’t want their flesh to over-dry in the oven. Drizzle with olive oil (about 2 tablespoons) and place the tray in the warm oven for 1 hour.

In a roasting tray place the red bell peppers, chili peppers and garlic.

Quarter the bell peppers and half the chili peppers lengthwise.

Deseed and devein the bell and the chili peppers (use rubber gloves for the chili peppers as they might irritate your skin).

Rose Harissa INGREDIENTS Makes approximately 350g rose harissaġ to 4 chili peppers (any type), depending on how spicy you want the harissaĤ tablespoons olive oil and more for preservationĤ tablespoons dried or fresh (edible) rose petals, ground

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Last thing, the recipe is stress free and it will make your home smell like sweet roses! It was amazing, planning on having it again for dinner! I added a spoonful of harissa to my yoghurt/mayo sauce. I had some for lunch today with my burger. The aroma of the rose petals brings a sweet and subtle perfume to the bright and spicy taste of the chili and red bell peppers. Surprisingly (or not!), it tastes fabulous! That said, I read about rose harissa the other day and I thought, wouldn’t it be cool to give it a try? The truth is, I love to make uncommon combinations of ingredients taste yummy and the second the truth is, I got very excited about having a pink ingredient on the blog! In Morocco we like our harissa pretty basic, we usually don’t include too much herbs and spices in the sauce so we can add it to any meal without having a conflict of taste. Across North Africa, you will find many variations of harissa depending on the region (or the family) since some recipes include herbs and spices. Harissa is a hot paste/sauce that contains mainly chili peppers, red peppers, garlic, salt and olive oil. By that, I mean the chili sauce you’re going to want to splatter on all your foods.

Serve hot, with a spoonful of yoghurt and a final sprinkle of parsley.I am pretty sure you all know about harissa. Mix together well, then divide between four shallow bowls. Return the pasta to the pot along with the harissa sauce and 1/8 teaspoon of salt.Once boiling, add the pappardelle and cook according to the packet instructions, until al dente. Meanwhile, fill a large pot with plenty of salted water and place on a high heat.Stir in 10g of the parsley and set aside. Remove the lid of the sauce and continue to cook for 4–5 minutes, until the sauce is thick and rich. Once boiling, reduce the heat to medium low, cover the pan and simmer for 10 minutes. Add the harissa, tomatoes, olives, capers and ½ teaspoon of salt and continue to fry for 3–4 minutes, stirring frequently, until the tomatoes start to break down. Once hot, add the onion and fry for 8 minutes, stirring every once in a while, until soft and caramelised. Put the oil into a large sauté pan, for which you have a lid, and place on a medium high heat.

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