Zhoug

"This is a very tasty yemenite hot sauce recipe which comes from Joan Nathan. It is a great condiment with real heat and flavour. It can be used in spreads, salad dressings, soups, marinades. You name it. Enjoy!"
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
2 cups
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ingredients

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directions

  • Finely chop peppers, garlic and coriander in food processor.
  • Mix in hot pepper, cumin and salt.
  • Place in a glass jar and cover with olive oil.

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Reviews

  1. Mmmh - I'm a lover of hot foodstuff and I enjoy it - made enough to give some away to my extended family. thanks! Update: all five jars are empty already! I found another weird way to use zhough: Mix with mayonnaise, add some white balsamico vinegar and some grainy dijon mustard, mix well and use as a zesty salad dressing. I love it.
     
  2. Excellent, this zhoug is extremely spicy, just the way we like it! Thanks for posting this recipe Aviva, it's destined to become a staple in our home.
     
  3. This is terrific! I used mostly serranos but added in 2 red jalepenos and 2 habeneros for some extra color/flavor. I misread the recipe and thought that it called for only 5 *cloves* of garlic, so I did not have enough on-hand. I made a half recipe and only added 1 head of garlic, but I think that the garlicy flavor still shines through quite well. This is not a condiment for the faint-of-heart! It is spicy stuff. It also works well as a spice- BF added some to some homemade salsa, and it added great flavor and lots of heat. I'm glad I have a whole jar of this in the fridge- its got great flavor and I'll be using it often when I want something with a kick!
     
  4. Oh boy! I just love this. It has all my favourite things in it. (And threatens to help me put on more pounds I don't need eating malawah and pita. Oh, I'm in trouble.)
     
  5. woah nelly this is hot! just what i was looking for to top off my falaffel with tahini sauce. i was only able to buy 6 oz of serranos, red and green, and i used 2 heads of garlic, halved the other ingredients. this brought back memories of my youth, and is a keeper!
     
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