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Toast the Sesame seeds in a dry heavy-based pan. Mix all the ingredients together. Serve with bread sticks or pide slices dipped first into Olive oil, then into the Dukkah, coating the end of the stick with powder.
Notes: Substitute Hazelnut meal for half of the Almond meal. Suzanne Charwat floated the olive oil on top of Balsamic vinegar - you get the mixed tastes on the bread stick! The oil in the sesame seeds tend to make the mixture clump together. Be careful if you use an electric coffee/spice grinder as the Dukkah is prone to stick under the blade. A variant using roasted peanuts makes a sticky paste which is delicious as a coating for pan-fried fish! |
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