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Ras el Hanout

★ 5.037

Ras el hanout is a spice blend that originated in the Maghreb and combines many different ingredients. The composition differs regionally and from shop to shop. Usually around 25 different spices are used.

15 min total · 294 kcal · 1 jarVegan
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Wakame gomasio

★ 5.07

Wakame gomasio (or gomashio) is a Japanese condiment that is popular in macrobiotic diets. It is a healthier alternative to salt and contains calcium, iron, magnesium, iodine and B vitamins.

20 min total · 578 kcal · 160 gVegan
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Mirepoix is a traditional cooking technique in French cuisine. It is a flavor base used for soups and stews and is made from diced vegetables that are cooked (usually with butter, oil or another type of fat) for an extended time over low heat, without browning the vegetables. It is not sautéed because the intention is to sweeten, rather than caramelize the ingredients.

25 min total · 290 kcal · 14 ozVegan
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Salted Herbs

★ 5.06

The "traditional Acadian salted herbs" varies from the Quebecois version as it contains only brined bulbs and green stems from the onion family. The origin of salted herbs in Quebec dates back to the deportation of the Acadians in the second half of the 18th century; many Acadians settled in Quebec where salted herbs quickly became part of the culinary tradition. This ancestral method of preservation keeps the delicious aromas of fresh herbs harvested during the summer throughout the winter months and still used in modern Quebecois kitchens today.

15 min total · 266 kcal · 2 jarsVegan
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For best results and to avoid crushing ingredients or getting the spirals tangled in the blade, the vegetables and fruit pieces should be at least 4 cm long and maximum 10-11 cm long. Keep this in mind when shopping and preparing your ingredients so as to choose and cut them accordingly.

30 min total · 228 kcal · 3 jarsVegan
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Sautéing vegetables at high temperatures enriches the flavour and caramelises the natural sugars. These sugars leave some residue in the base of the mixing bowl, the same as when using a frying pan. These rich residues can be deglazed with liquid and will cook into the dish, enhancing the flavour. If using browned ingredients straight away, without further cooking, simply run Pre-clean mode after emptying mixing bowl to make cleaning fast and effortless.

25 min total · 285 kcal · 1 portionVegetarian
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Sautéing vegetables at high temperatures enriches the flavour and caramelises the natural sugars. These sugars leave some residue in the base of the mixing bowl, the same as when using a frying pan. These rich residues can be deglazed with liquid and will cook into the dish, enhancing the flavour. If using browned ingredients straight away, without further cooking, simply run Pre-clean mode after emptying mixing bowl to make cleaning fast and effortless.

20 min total · 246 kcal · 1 portionVegan