Dukkah-Spiced Yogurt Dip with Toasted Pita
Dukkah (pronounced dook-ah) has Middle Eastern origins but is a very popular seasoning in Australia. It is also good on fish, raw vegetables, and pita bread toasted with olive oil.
Dukkah (pronounced dook-ah) has Middle Eastern origins but is a very popular seasoning in Australia. It is also good on fish, raw vegetables, and pita bread toasted with olive oil.
The proprietress of Nullamunjie, Annetta “Annie” Paterson, served these delectable crostini to me and my Merry Band of Tasters at a dinner at her home in Melbourne. We loved them and implored her to share the recipe, which she adapted from one of the many cookbooks in her collection.
We love the silkiness and flavor of roasted bell peppers. But for an even easier preparation, stuff the tuna filling into mini bell peppers or brined piquillo peppers
This salad is a visual and textural beauty that will be the talk of your seasonal table. Serve a cruet of extra virgin olive oil on the side for a transcendent experience.