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Harissa Paste

Recipes often call for Harissa paste, a delicious condiment that can be made from scratch with whole spices, chiles and a few additional ingredients.

It's also super easy to transform our Harissa Powder into a paste by adding tomato paste, olive oil and lemon juice. Keep a little jar of Harissa Paste in your fridge for daubing on eggs, stirring into a grain bowl or spicing up a sauce for pasta.

Harissa Paste

2 tablespoons Harissa Powder
2 tablespoons tomato paste
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon olive oil
½ teaspoon salt

Whisk together all the ingredients. Store in a jar in the fridge topped with a little extra olive oil. Keeps for several weeks.

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