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Last Updated on February 10, 2025 by Megan Jones
This pumpkin seed Dukkah is a flavour filled jar of goodness. Its made by lightly toasting a mixture of spices and seeds, which are then ground to a coarse powder. You’ll find yourself wanting to sprinkle over just about everything. Sprinkle it on anything from hummus like my Cranberry, Harissa & Butternut Squash Hummus, roasted veg and even on top of soups like Simple Parsnip & Ginger Soup – Vegan
Duqqa, du’ah, do’a, or dukkah is an Egyptian and Middle Eastern condiment made up of a mixture of herbs, nuts, and spices. It’s typically used as a dip with bread or fresh vegetables for an hors d’œuvre.
This pumpkin seed dukkah is:
Make sure you lightly toast the spices in a dry pan on a medium to low heat, before you blend in the food processor. This ensures all the flavours and natural oils release, This makes for a much more flavourful dukkah spice blend.
Do not over blend the mixture! It needs to be a crumbly texture for sprinkling, its best to use the pulse function on your blender or food processor to avoid turning it into a fine powder
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This is a new find for me, this recipe was so simple and a perfect blend of savoury spices and seeds, I made this at the weekend and am sprinkling it even on my pasta 🙂
Have a jar in my cupboard now, will definitely be making again