Harissa Spice Blend

Mild with just enough kick, sweet, smoky, and a little bit tangy. Absolutely addictive, Herbie's Harissa can be used to make the perfect harissa: not too hot or overly spiced.

Add Herbie's Harissa spice to olive oil for a classic harissa paste. Make as much harissa paste as you need at a time by simply mixing Herbie's Spices harissa mix with an equal amount of water, then just enough oil to create the consistency you desire.

Harissa is used as an accompaniment to a wide variety of foods, in much the same way as Italians use pestou, Asians chili sauce and Indians their lime pickles.

Harissa turns any plain sandwich (omelet, tuna, turkey or even a toast with avocado) to a fancy sandwich. If you like a spicy touch to your dishes, then you will love harissa. Use it in stews, soups and sandwiches, as a topping for pizzas or a flavor booster for pastas.

As a dipping sauce for French fries prepare small plates of harissa, yogurt, whipped cream, and blue-cheese ranch dressing. Yum!

Alternatively, create a spicy, refreshing dip for fresh vegetables by blending our Harissa Spice with tangy yogurt.

For a real eye opener discover the beautiful and tasteful combination of harissa and ketchup when added to a burger. Once you do, ketchup alone will never be the same.

Delicious with rice and couscous dishes, on cold meat sandwiches instead of mustard and with hummus on crusty bread and to flavor salads, vegetables and egg dishes.

Fiery food lovers adore harissa sprinkled onto meats as a dry marinade before cooking making a bold, spicy rub for roasted and grilled meats.

Create a spicy, refreshing dip for fresh vegetables by blending our Herbie's 'Harissa Spice with tangy yogurt.

Originally from Tunisia, harissa is a chile sauce or paste typically made of dry red chiles, garlic, citrus, extra virgin olive oil and a few warm spices including cumin, coriander and caraway seeds.