Chermoula Spice Mix

Spice Mix

$9.00

Chermoula is a North African spice blend with a zesty Moroccan flavor.

Traditionally used to flavor fish, it also pairs beautifully with grilled, barbecued and roasted meat such as chicken, lamb, pork as well as vegetables and grains.

Chermoula’s flavor profile is bright, herbal, citrusy, and warmly spiced with a gentle heat - not fiery-hot, but layered with spice, acidity, and green freshness.

Chermoula’s flavor profile is bright, herbal, citrusy, and warmly spiced with a gentle heat. Overall, it tastes like a Mediterranean–meets–Middle Eastern mix: not fiery-hot, but layered with spice, acidity, and green freshness.

Chermoula is considered almost like North Africa’s pesto — a versatile, fresh, herby paste used for marinades (fish, chicken, lamb); dressings for roasted vegetables; sauce for couscous or grain dishes and a table condiment, spooned over finished plates.

Food Pairing Usage Suggestions

  • Seafood: classic with grilled fish, shrimp, scallops — the citrus and herbs lift the brininess.
  • Poultry grilled or roasted chicken, turkey skewers, Cornish hens.
  • Lamb & Beef balances richness; great in kebabs or braised dishes.
  • Vegetables roasted carrots, cauliflower, eggplant, zucchini; also tossed with chickpeas or lentils.
  • Grains couscous, bulgur, quinoa, farro — the acidity wakes up earthy grains.

Here's a few quick ideas:

Add 1 tablespoon Chermoula Mix to your favourite scone recipe to make tasty savoury scones. Top with Homus or sour cream mixed with cumin seeds.

Mix 1 tablespoon Chermoula Mix with a cup of plain yoghurt. Spread over both sides of 4 tuna steaks and bake or grill.

Rub Chermoula Mix generously over a butterflied leg of lamb. Allow to stand for 30 minutes, then cook on the barbecue. Add a squeeze of lemon from time to time as it cooks.

Sprinkle Chermoula Mix over chicken, lamb, fish or beef and cook in your preferred way. No wet marinade is necessary – the moisture in the meat will make the spice mix cling. 

Chermoula began as a fish marinade along North Africa’s Mediterranean coast, but over time spread inland to season meats, vegetables, and grains, with each region — and even each family — creating its own version: Morocco often adds saffron, preserved lemon, and paprika; Tunisia favors more chili and harissa-like heat; while Algeria tends toward a herbier, less spicy style.

Botanical Name Spice Mix
Common Names Chermoula, charmoula
Flavor Spicy Moroccan flavor
Contains Cumin, Paprika, Onion, Turmeric, Cayenne, Garlic, Parsley, Salt, Pepper, Coriander Leaves.
Application Marinade for fish, chicken, lamb, vegetables, and grains.

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