Now I Know I'm not the first person in the world to create dukka. Its not a new creation.
But it is one of my essential kitchen staples & is extremely easy to make.
I add it to salads, sprinkle it on crackers with oil as a snack & I garnish my soups with it.
My Cashew Dukka brightens any meal and is a delicious flavour enhancer- its also a great way to sneak nuts and seeds into your diet.
Traditionally cumin, ground coriander and other spices are added to this bad boy, but alas, a lot of beautiful spices are very high in salycilates, so I've not gone down the spice trail.
Use this recipe as a base and add any herb, spice, nut & seed that takes your fancy.
MY CASHEW DUKKA
What you need:
about a cup of cashews
about 1/2 a cup of hazel nuts
1/2 cup sunflower seeds
sea salt
What you do:
Chuck the nuts and seeds into a fry pan & toast on a high heat, constantly stirring to prevent burning.
When your nuts are toasted to your liking, pour onto a plate and let cool for a couple of minutes.
Pour all ingredients into a blender and blitz to you desired dukka texture.
Thats it!
Enjoy x
