World Cuisines

Harissa

Tunisia

The fire paste itself: harissa — sun-dried chiles ground with garlic, coriander, caraway and olive oil — Tunisia's red gold, on the UNESCO heritage list and in every dish in this collection. Ingredients: dried red chiles (Baklouti), garlic, coriander seed, caraway, salt, olive oil.

What it is

The fire paste itself: harissa — sun-dried chiles ground with garlic, coriander, caraway and olive oil — Tunisia's red gold, on the UNESCO heritage list and in every dish in this collection. Ingredients: dried red chiles (Baklouti), garlic, coriander seed, caraway, salt, olive oil. Recipe: 1) Soak the chiles; drain. 2) Pound or blend with garlic and spices to a coarse paste. 3) Seal under olive oil. 4) Rest so the flavours marry. Serve: as condiment, marinade and cooking base — a spoon transforms soup, eggs and couscous. Flavor: smoky fire, garlicky depth. History: chiles came from the Americas via Spain in the 1500s; Tunisia made them identity — Cap Bon's harissa is protected and UNESCO-listed (2022). See also: Brik, Lablabi.

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