Mina Harissa is a traditional Moroccan red pepper sauce, carefully blended using only 6 simple, all natural, ingredients: red chili pepper, red bell pepper, garlic, extra virgin olive oil, vinegar, salt.
Harissa is hailed as the heart and soul of Moroccan cuisine. It is imbued with all the culinary passions of a country and a people, and is the central condiment that sits atop every kitchen table in North Africa. People use it as a spread, a dip, and drizzled on top of nearly every dish. Harissa is the ultimate red pepper condiment and sauce that, with its spicy kick, transforms many dishes into a culinary delight.
Appearing on classic and contemporary menus as the star condiment, it goes equally well with New Zealand lamb, Southern barbecued chicken, scallops Provencal, or a vegetable tagine with couscous. This harissa will transform your meal into a culinary journey.
This harissa, unlike so many on the market that are overwhelmingly spicy just to be spicy-hot, is ALL ABOUT FLAVOR, with just enough zing to keep it interesting.
You can even buy one jar of the regular, and one jar of the mild, and do your own custom blend to adjust the heat level to your own particular recipes and personal taste preferences!
See our recommended uses including our recipe for Mediterranean Stew with Harissa by clicking here.
All natural ingredients: red chili pepper, red bell pepper, garlic, extra virgin olive oil, vinegar, salt.
Gluten-free.
10 ounce glass jar
Harissa is hailed as the heart and soul of Moroccan cuisine. It is imbued with all the culinary passions of a country and a people, and is the central condiment that sits atop every kitchen table in North Africa. People use it as a spread, a dip, and drizzled on top of nearly every dish. Harissa is the ultimate red pepper condiment and sauce that transforms many dishes into a culinary delight.
Appearing on classic and contemporary menus as the star condiment, it goes equally well with New Zealand lamb, Southern barbecued chicken, scallops Provencal, or a vegetable tagine with couscous. Whether it’s the spicy or mild, each of Mina’s jars will transform your meal into a culinary journey.
This harissa, unlike so many on the market that are overwhelmingly spicy just to be spicy-hot, is ALL ABOUT FLAVOR.
You can even buy one jar of the spicy, and one jar of the mild, and do your own custom blend to adjust the heat level to your own particular recipes and personal taste preferences!
See our recommended uses, as well as our recipe for Mediterranean Stew with Harissa by clicking here.
This Egyptian spice mixture is made by blending roasted sesame seeds, almonds, and hazelnuts with ground cumin, coriander, and sea salt.
Dukkah is traditionally served alongside hearty pieces of bread or crisp vegetables, and a small bowl of fantastic extra virgin olive oil. Dip your bread, or vegetable of choice, in the extra virgin olive oil and then in the Dukkah. The warmth of the spices is heightened by the richness of the extra virgin olive oil for an unforgettable bite.
Some wonderful uses:
"Best by" date of 11/30/2019.
Ingredients: sesame seeds, almonds, hazelnuts, spices, sea salt.
1.5 ounce resealable ziplock pouch
Want to try Dukkah for FREE? For every jar of Belazu Beldi Preserved Lemons you buy, we will give you a Dukkah spice blend for free. Simply add the Dukkah to your cart, along with the Preserved Lemons, and we will automatically set the price of the Dukkah to $0.00. No coupon required.
Preserved doqq lemons are an authentic, and essential, component of many North African, Mediterranean, and Indian recipes.
These traditional doqq lemons (Citrus limonum Risso var. pusilla R), known in Morocco as citron beldi, or l'hamd beldi, grow in the Taroudant region outside of Agadir.
The thinner skin, and fragrant aroma, of doqq lemons, makes them the most highly prized lemons of North Africa. Paula Wolfert, an expert on Moroccan cuisine, considers them the crème de la crème in her book "The Food of Morocco".
These lemons have a delicate "zing", along with a tantalizing sweet and sour aroma, that is unmistakably and evocatively North African.
A few serving ideas:
They are so easy to incorporate into your recipes, simply give them a quick rinse under cool water to remove any excess salt, and then chop them up... you use the entire lemon, rind and all!
Note: preserving the lemons in salt removes the bitterness normally associated with the rind and pith... what you will find is a clean, bright, pure lemon flavor! Take a slice, pop it in your mouth, and see how magical preserved lemons can be!
No artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives.
Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Refrigerate after opening.
Ingredients: Lemons, Water, Salt.
220 gram (7.76 ounce) (drained weight) glass jar
For every jar of Belazu Beldi Preserved Lemons you buy, we will give you a Dukkah spice blend for free. Simply add the Dukkah to your cart, along with the Preserved Lemons, and we will automatically set the price of the Dukkah to $0.00. No coupon required.
Rose petals are one of over fourteen (14) spices added to give this Belazu Rose Harissa paste its complex and spicy taste. Harissa was originally a staple of Tunisian cooking but now it is used throughout North Africa as a seasoning. The rose petals provide a counter point to the chili heat, adding a richness and complexity you are sure to enjoy.
Harissa is perfect for adding to traditional North African tagines, and for stirring into couscous. However, this is such an extremely versatile product so do not restrict its use to only traditional North African recipes. You can use it as an added seasoning like salt and pepper to add complexity to your meals, and as a dip for bread, crackers, and vegetables.
170 gram (6 ounce) glass jar
A unique oil with a mildly toasted, nutty flavor. It is known as "the golden oil."
The Argan tree is unique to the South Western corner of Morocco and is called the "tree of life" due to the importance of this tree, and its fruit and oil, to Moroccan traditions and culture. This remarkable organic Argan oil is made by cold pressing the seeds inside the nut of the Argan fruit. It takes 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of fruit to produce just 1 liter (33.8 fluid ounces) of oil, meaning it is an extremely labor intensive oil to produce.
Once the fruit ripens, it is harvested and laid out in the sun to dry. The flesh of the fruit is removed, and the hard shell of the nut is cracked to remove the almond shaped kernels inside. These are gently toasted and, once cooled, ground in a stone ‘rotary quern’, similar to a stone pestle and mortar. The resulting nut paste is then massaged by hand to extract the luscious oil.
Rich in Vitamin E and linoleic acids, and with a high unsaturated fatty acid content (over 80%), this unique organic Argan oil is full of health-giving properties. Vitamin E promotes healthy hair, skin, and nails, and the unsaturated fatty acids are great for keeping the heart healthy and lowering cholesterol levels. Initial tests indicate it may reverse the metabolic changes that occur from a high sugar diet, thus being a natural aid in the fight against diabetes; and the high levels of antioxidants show promise in fighting cancer. It is light in color with a reddish tinge and it is milder in flavor than sesame or walnut oil, yet its taste is distinctly nutty. Traditionally used for cooking tagines and dressing couscous, organic Argan oil also adds a unique and wonderful flavor to salads and other North African dishes.
This organic Argan oil is suitable for vegans, vegetarians, and is gluten-free.
Rural Moroccans always knew Argan oil was good for you, inside and out. They actually rub their faces with their hands after eating a couscous dressed with Argan oil. In the spirit of that tradition, we can also recommend it for its beauty uses!! Since this oil is organic AND "food grade" it is higher in quality than those other "cosmetic grade" oils on the market today.
This product may not be suitable for nut allergy sufferers.
Packed in France from Moroccan oil.
Ingredients: Organic Argan oil
250 milliliter (8.5 fluid ounce)
Note our competitors are selling a 4 ounce bottle for $96.00, and it is not even organic.
Couscous is a type of semolina dish essential to North African cuisine. In Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Libya couscous is normally made in tagines, cooked in broth with vegetables and meat, usually lamb. In some regions it is cooked with harissa; a hint of spiciness adds complexity and depth to its flavor.
When someone mentions the word ‘couscous,’ yellowy hard wheat granules may first come to mind, however in some regions couscous is made from pearl millet, cornmeal, or barley. Barley couscous is traditional in certain parts of Morocco, and ours comes directly from Sale, Morocco. Barley couscous provides a more grainy texture and a nutty, natural flavor as compared to its wheat counterpart.
Barley couscous is perfect for people who suffer from wheat intolerance and its high fiber content makes it a great, healthy alternative to wheat couscous. It is a really versatile ingredient, serving as a great carbohydrate base to almost any recipe. Prepared with fish, meat or vegetables and served with a dollop of Rose Harissa, barley couscous is simply delicious.
Easy to prepare: put 3.5 ounces (100 grams) couscous into a bowl, pour 6.75 ounces (200 milliliters) salted boiling water or stock (vegetable or chicken is recommended) over the couscous, stir, cover, leave for 5 minutes, drizzle with extra virgin olive oil, fluff up with a fork, and serve.
Belazu Barley Couscous has a subtle nutty flavor and is perfect for a low-wheat diet.
Ingredients: 100% Barley semolina
500 gram (17.5 ounce) box
Sweet whole figs flavored with Barolo, “the King of Wines”. An elegant companion for cheese plates and meat dishes.
I Peccati di Ciacco is a first choice for lovers of Piedmontese cuisine at its best! Made in the village of La Morra, outside Alba, each product is carefully made in small lots according to regionally-inspired recipes. This artisanal process maintains the vibrant freshness, and homemade goodness, of these amazing figs!
Ingredients: oven-dried figs, water, sugar, Barolo wine DOCG 8%
10.6 ounce (300 gram) glass jar
These are no ordinary prunes. The French have savored les Pruneaux d’Agen for centuries, regarding them as highly as foie gras or fine spirits. Slow oven-drying concentrates the prunes’ natural sweetness before they are carefully rehydrated with steam. The result is exquisitely plump prunes with a luscious, creamy texture.
These prunes lend a full, ripe flavor, and a satisfying bite to all manner of sweet and savory dishes.
Ingredients: pitted Agen prunes
8.8 ounce (250 gram) decorative box
The stuffed Prunes of Agen (Pruneaux d’Agen Fourrés), in their iconic blue tin, are a classic holiday delicacy, ranking as one of the most prestigious gifts in France.
Splendid, full-bodied Agen Prunes are pitted, dried, gently re-hydrated, and delight of delights, generously filled with a smooth purée of their own fruit which is delicately flavored with vanilla. Perfect as a sweet foil to roasted meats and poultry, as a succulent side to foie gras, or served with Armagnac or Banyuls wine at the end of a meal, these prunes also pair quite nicely with a cup of tea for an afternoon treat.
We only get 24 tins a year, grab them while you can!
Ingredients: Agen pitted prunes, prune cream (prune pulp, glucose syrup, pectin, sugar, natural vanilla, E414 (arabic gum, glucose, caccharose) E200 (sorbic acid) as a preservative.
15.8 ounce (450 gram) blue metal tin
