Ingredients
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1
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2
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12
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20
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2
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3
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2
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2
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1
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Directions
Batata Harra With Ras El Hanout, This recipe says by Martin Here’s what Martin says: What could possibly be better than good old British chips? Try this It makes the humble chip seem dowdy and pale Maybe its over familiarity thats making me cheat on our national dish Batata Harra is like the dashing foreign exchange student who turns up at school, blows smoke in your face and instantly gets off with the girl youve been lusting after since the summer before last Chips cant be expected to compete with that As if it possibly needed to get any more exotic and unchiplike, this recipe adds ras el hanout a random, fragrant Moroccan spice mix to the equation The ras el hanout used was the genuine article, kindly sourced from Marrakech by Kim, but unless youre off to Morocco on holiday soon you might have to settle for the supermarket version Itll still be nice I think that I like Martin It’s out of: Kittsy’s Cookbook, Great collection of flavors combined with potatoes I added some green peppers along with the red peppers This made a great side to our spicey Vietnamese steak Made for ZWT9 for Hot Stuff
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Steps
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Plunge the Potatoes in a Pan of Boiling Water For Five Minutes. Drain and Leave to Cool. |
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Mix the Oil, Salt and Ras El Hanout in a Large Bowl. Toss the Potatoes in the Mixture and Tip It All Out Into a Baking Dish or Tray. Stick This in the Oven at 220c For 15 Minutes. |
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Remove from the Oven and Add the Peppers, Garlic and Chilli Flakes. Mix It Up a Bit and Return to the Oven For 25-30 Minutes, Until the Potatoes Are Nicely Browned and the Peppers Are Starting to Blacken Around the Edges. |
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Finally, Tip Everything Back Into the Bowl You Used For the Oil. Add the Coriander, Lemon Juice and Zest, Stir It All Through and Serve It Warm as a Side Dish, a Starter, an Alternative to Falafels, a Bowl of Finger Food to Share During the Football. |
