Chermoula is a North African spice blend which, when sprinkled onto chicken and lamb before cooking, gives a spicy Moroccan flavor. Chermoula is suitable for all grilled, barbecued and roasted meat.
Lamb Sliders with Truffle Mayo
Roasted Chermoula Cauliflower Florets with Meyer Lemon
See our recipe for easy to make Chermoula scones - something very different to serve with cocktails.
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.
Cumin, Paprika, Onion, Turmeric, Cayenne, Garlic, Parsley, Salt, Pepper
Botanical Name | Spice Mix |
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Common Names | Chermoula |
Flavor | Spicy Moroccan flavor |
Contains | Cumin, Paprika, Onion, Turmeric, Cayenne, Garlic, Parsley, Salt, Pepper, Coriander Leaves. |
Application | Add 1 tablespoon Chermoula Mix to your favourite scone recipe to make tasty savoury scones. Top with Hummus 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. See our recipe for easy to make Chermoula scones - something very different to serve with cocktails. |