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Nettle & kelp dukkah is a versatile genius! Sprinkle it onto dips or swirl through yoghurt for delish flavour & texture, use it as a condiment, add olive oil & it becomes a rub for meat. Or use it to dunk bread into, or a crusty topping for roast vege's or add vibrancy and crunch to a salad, soups, or stews. Or you could sprinkle it onto seafood - you name it, you can do it with dukkah! Not to mention all those healing benefits from nettles & kelp! You can put whatever flavours you like, sumac, nuts & chilli is great too, but here is our recipe which keeps really well in a sealed jar for weeks away from direct sunlight.
Ingredients
- 1 cup of dried nettle leaves (dry your own in spring or buy)
- 1 cup of freshly roasted sesame seeds
- 1 tsp corriander seeds, freshly roasted
- 2 tsp of kelp - Pacific Harvest smoked kelp or chilli kelp is delicious & salty! Kelp is rich in iodine, minerals and vitamins or use Himalayan pink salt to taste.
Method
- Dry nettle leaves in 50 degree oven for 20 minutes
- Toast coriander seeds and sesame seeds in a pan until fragrant
- Mix all ingredients together and enjoy